Erectile dysfunction in simple terms means that you are not able to get or maintain an erection long or hard enough to have sex. If such an incidence has happened to you once or twice, it does not necessarily mean that it is an ED. Mostly it can be chalked up to stress, exhaustion or… Read More »
Your self-examination may reveal no signs or symptoms at all. However, if you discover anything suspicious, you should see a health care provider. Do not try to make a diagnosis on your own. The appearance, shape, and size of genitals vary from person to person as much as the shape and size of other body… Read More »
Sex therapy is suggested for couples who go through phases where they don’t have time or energy for regular sex have an unconsummated marriage (unable to have sex for 6 months after marriage) who have lost intimacy that was previously present want to have better sex from your partners, but there are some difficulties sexual… Read More »
