Sex Education
Latest Contributing Articles
|
Genital Warts Treatment
Genital warts, a symptom of the human papillomavirus (HPV), can be treated so that the warts are no longer visible, but the HPV infection can never be cured.
|
|
What is Gender Testing and is it Right?
Caster Semenya, a medal-winning Olympic athlete, is perilously close to being stripped of her medals after reports surfaced that she may be a hermaphrodite.
|
|
Using Dental Dams
Oral contact with a monogamous partner can help keep foreplay (or the whole event) fun, but when done with someone else, it can lead to lifelong discomfort.
|
|
Fun with Male and Female Condoms
While out shopping for a great night out, don't forget to browse the wide variety of condoms for fun in fashion as well as in the bedroom.
|
|
Overview of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
What are the major sexually transmitted diseases that one should know about?
|
|
Puberty Basics
Here are some common changes the pubescent body experiences complete with proven solutions that will help you manage them.
|
|
Genital Herpes Symptoms and Treatment
Genital herpes can be recognised by small clusters of blisters anywhere on the genital area, buttocks or upper thighs.
|
|
Recognising Chlamydia
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the bacterium chlamydia trachomatis.
|
|
Birth Control Options
Many people realize it is their responsibility to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. There are many forms of birth control available to choose from
|
|
Unprotected Oral Sex
Unprotected oral sex carries risks of HIV transmission. Understand why this is so, and learn about precautions that can be taken to minimize the risks.
|
|
Practising Safer Sex
Safer sex practices go beyond just the use of condoms. By knowing about and practising safer sex, you will be able to minimise the risk of getting an STI(s).
|
|
Unsafe Sex and STIs
Know the risks involved when a person chooses to engage in unsafe or unprotected sex, in order not to end up getting a sexually-transmitted infection(s).
|
More in Health & Wellness
Latest Articles