Sexual Health

Why The Over 50's Are Not Practising Safe Sex
  • Samantha Evans
Why The Over 50's Are Not Practising Safe Sex

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.

The Benefits Of Sex
  • Staff
The Benefits Of Sex

Everyone loves sex, but why is it so beneficial to your health? Find out why here...

Can I use Coconut Oil as Sexual Lubricant?
  • Samantha Evans
Can I use Coconut Oil as Sexual Lubricant?

Can I use coconut oil as a sexual lubricant? Here's our advice to help you decide if it is suitable for you.

Lubricants: The Basics
  • Megan Barnett
Lubricants: The Basics

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 Olive Oil as a sexual lubricant?
  • Megan Barnett
Can I use Olive Oil as a sexual lubricant?

Olive oil has many health benefits, but is it suitable for use as a personal lubricant? Let's take a look.

Getting A Good Night's Sleep Leads To A Better Sex Life During The Menopause
  • Samantha Evans
Getting A Good Night's Sleep Leads To A Better Sex Life During The Menopause

Sleep deprivation in older women can lead to less sexual satisfaction. Seek help if you struggle to enjoy a good night's sleep to boost your overall sexual health and wellbeing.

Quit Smoking to Boost Your Sex Life
  • Samantha Evans
Quit Smoking to Boost Your Sex Life

Quit Smoking to Boost your Sex Life

Enjoying sex after cancer for young people
  • Samantha Evans
Enjoying sex after cancer for young people

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.

What should my testicles look and feel like?
  • Samantha Evans
What should my testicles look and feel like?

Testicular self examination (TSE) is a quick and easy way to make sure that there are not any unusual lumps, bumps or changes in skin texture that should not be there. These can often be the first sign of testicular cancer but may be a symptom of non cancerous conditions that can occur within the testicles.

Sex After Testicular Cancer
  • Samantha Evans
Sex After Testicular Cancer

Treatment for testicular cancer includes surgical removal of the affected testicle and chemotherapy. Both treatments have side effects which can affect sexual function, but there are ways in which sexual problems can be overcome should they occur.

Does social media improve breast cancer treatment decisions and outcomes?
  • Samantha Evans
Does social media improve breast cancer treatment decisions and outcomes?

Does Social Media improve Breast Cancer Treatment decisions and outcomes?

Sex after cancer
  • Samantha Evans
Sex after cancer

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.

Enjoying sex after vulval cancer
  • Samantha Evans
Enjoying sex after vulval cancer

Having vulval cancer doesn't mean the end of your sex life. By being imaginative with your sex play you can still enjoy sexual pleasure and intimacy.

Using Sex Toys During Pregnancy
  • Samantha Evans
Using Sex Toys During Pregnancy

When you are pregnant you may be concerned or curious if it is safe to use sex toys. When using sex toys during pregnancy, follow these useful tips.

Enjoying Sex after Womb Cancer
  • Samantha Evans
Enjoying Sex after Womb Cancer

Womb cancer can impact upon your sex life but you can overcome sexual problems by exploring different ways in which to enjoy good sexual intimacy and pleasure.

Can using sex toys help menopausal symptoms?
  • Samantha Evans
Can using sex toys help menopausal symptoms?

If symptoms of the menopause are affecting your sex life, consider incorporating a sex toy into your sex play to help you overcome any problems and enjoy great sexual intimacy, pleasure and have fun.