Don't let health problems stop you from having a great sex life - find out how to combat them here.
University is a great time to experiment sexually, and there is an assumption that students are having the most and best sex. However, this isn't the case! We take a look at how students can improve their sex lives and take charge of their sexual health.
Looking after your sexual health is important at any time of the year but especially so during the summer months and when going on holiday. make sure you keep yours in check to boost your sexual health and wellbeing.
Are You Allergic To Sex? From a partner's sperm, irritating ingredients in sexual lubricants, using DIY sex toys to latex allergy, feminine hygiene products and even your underwear, there are many reasons why you may experience an allergy or irritation during or after sex.
Water Based Sexual Lubricants are the most versatile of all sexual lubricants and ideal for all sexual activites from solo play, to couples sex to sex toy pleasure
Using a lubricant can make sex more enjoyable for both partners, and it can even make sex last longer. However,we do not recommend using baby oil as a sexual lubricant because it can damage both your sexual health and pleasure
Enjoying sex at any age is extremely important and hugely beneficial to physical and mental well being. As the population gets older and lives longer due to better healthcare and medical interventions, people are enjoying sex well into old age.
Festival Sex Survival Hacks to protect both your sexual health and pleasure
Urinary incontinence (UI) is a common problem affecting men and women of all ages
Due to the increase in obesity in the UK, type 2 diabetes is rising. Diabetes not only affects your general health but can impact upon your sexual health and pleasure too.
If you are experiencing sexual problems as a result of epilepsy, there are are ways in which you can overcome them and enjoy better sex.
People can develop arthritis at any time in their life. It can be a debilitating, painful disease which can impact upon your sex life and relationships. However there are plenty of ways to enjoy sexual intimacy and pleasure through incorporating sex toys, sexual lubricants, reading erotica and talking to your partner.
Petroleum jelly, commonly known as Vaseline, is not designed as a sexual lubricant and can damage your sexual health and pleasure.
Many men and women over 50 are dating again after being divorced or widowed. Meeting someone new after having been with the same partner for many years can be daunting but exciting. Many of these new relationships lead to sex which is fantastic but may pose possible sexual health risks.
Everyone loves sex, but why is it so beneficial to your health? Find out why here...
Using a lubricant can make sex more enjoyable for both partners, and it can even make sex last longer. However, it's important to use a product specifically designed for intimate use and not just grab something lying around the house!
Can I use coconut oil as a sexual lubricant? Here's our advice to help you decide if it is suitable for you.
Sex doesn't just feel good, it does good too! We take a look at 10 different ways sex can improve your overall health and wellbeing.
Olive oil has many health benefits, but is it suitable for use as a personal lubricant? Let's take a look.
The impact of cancer on enjoying sexual intimacy and pleasure is often overlooked for younger people so we offer advice on how you can overcome sexual issues that may occur from body image to enjoying a new relationship.
Renegotiating sexual intimacy after having cancer can be difficult, but there are many ways in which to maintain intimacy and sexual satisfaction, even when coital sex is no longer possible.
Getting the right fit of condom will ensure that you use them during sex.
How to continue enjoying sexual intimacy and pleasure when depression affects your sex life
If everyday health worries are having a negative impact upon your sex life, it's time to take control and do something about it. The issues highlighted in this article can potentially be passion killers but there are many ways to stop them from spoiling your sex life.
Sexuality doesn't end when a person suffers a disability. Even if a person loses all the physical sensation in their genital regions they can still achieve physical closeness, pleasure and even orgasm by becoming creative in their sexual activity.
Swimming is not only beneficial for your physical health and well-being but it can improve your sex life. Swimming can boost your libido and sexual performance in addition to toning your body, improving your cardiac function and increasing your energy levels.
Sex over the age of 50 can present challenges which may discourage you, but with better understanding and an open mind you can still enjoy a physically and emotionally fulfilling sex life whatever your age.
Many people suffer from osteoarthritis, a painful and debilitating disease which can have a negative impact upon sexual relationships. However, undergoing joint replacement surgery can help improve mobility and decrease pain, enabling couples to continue enjoying great sex.
Research has suggested that up to 80% of women with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and 70% of men experience sexual problems at some point during their lives. Sadly, many of these problems can be alleviated but are often under reported by MS sufferers, misdiagnosed or not even discussed by their medical practitioners.
Using a sex toy can greatly improve your sexual health and well being, in addition to enhancing your sexual pleasure.
Going naked can boost your sex life, improve your quality of sleep and even help you burn calories too.
If you are struggling with low libido, low sex drive or erectile dysfunction, it could be a result of your medication.
“Thinking about discussing sex is more frightening than actually doing it, and the reactions we're fearful of very rarely occur” - Dr Daniel Atkinson GP
The first ever sex survey of 1,932 people aged between 55-74 with heart disease, heart attack and angina being the most common, was conducted by the British Heart Foundation in January 2014 and found that 3 out of 4 people said that their heart condition had affected their sex life.
Having a healthy, fulfilling sex life is important in any relationship but having a stroke can have a huge impact on it, both physically and mentally. Often, many of the problems encountered after having a stroke can be alleviated and overcome but you may need to seek professional advice.
When you think of sexual satisfaction, you probably think that it involves being in a relationship: but not every aspect of your sex life requires a partner.
Do you suffer from latex allergies? Statistics show that more than 6% of the general population have a latex/rubber allergy, rising to 10% in healthcare workers.
