Tag: Conception

Unhealthy diets and weight gain can cause unbearable period pain. Too little or too much exercise can cause painful periods. Sometimes, a painful period can be because of your age, which decreases with time. Period cramps can be relieved using oral contraceptives prescribed by a doctor. Period irregularities may be due to a health condition like endometriosis.

Sexual desire is a common for adults, and if practiced in a safe environment, can lead to a fulfilling adult life. Adults need to provide support to help pre-teens and teenagers navigate this phase in life. You should have the knowledge of safe sex and the transmission of STDs. Today's technology is growing rapidly and children need to aware of sex and its importance. Knowing when to do it and not because of peer pressure, using contraceptives, and maintaining a good hygiene will allow you to have a healthy sexual life.

Acupressure stimulates the neurovascular system to function better by improving circulation. Blocked energy, blood or lymph can be the reason for impotence in men. Self-acupressure on points like the conception vessel 3 and 4 and kidney 12 on the abdomen have been proven to be beneficial for boosting sexual health in men. Even on the ankles, the spleen 6 and kidney 3 points are considered to be very effective for the same.

The hormonal changes are constant for women. The hormone levels are changing every month and with each passing year. Eventually, with years of experience,...

Menstrual spotting is the presence of menstrual blood well before or after the periods. Some women tend to bleed around ovulation, which occurs around the 14th day after the first day of menstrual bleeding. Spotting can be a sign of internal problems. It may even indicate pregnancy. Though spotting is usually not a cause for concern, it is always best to visit a doctor who can diagnose the actual reason.

Sex is fun but as with anything, it's also important to stay safe. Don't overlook the potential for STDs. Always talk to your partner about protection and what you're both comfortable using. Don't ever use food for stimulation as pieces can break off inside the body. If you are using sex toys, always remember to clean them thoroughly. Lastly, never push yourself harder than you can handle.

Unlike the first pregnancy, everybody would get to know that you are pregnant too soon the second time. Your bold belly growth with the...

Menopause brings about a drastic shift in your body’s hormone cycle, which affects almost every aspect of your life. Along with fluctuations in your...

The term "period sex" can have a lot of people running in the opposite direction, covering their ears in horror. A lot of women...

Outsmart your sperm naturally by gaining a sound understanding of your menstrual cycle. Based on records of how long your cycle usually lasts, the changes in color and texture of your vaginal discharge, and spikes in basal body temperature, you will be able to gauge when you are most likely to ovulate. Avoid sex a week before and a couple of days after your ovulation day.

Birth control pills can disrupt your hormonal cycle and you might not always have a condom on you. A much more convenient form of...

Looking forward to bringing a baby into this world? Difficulties in conceiving can be a huge letdown to dampen the experience. If you’re having...

Don't ditch the condom during intercourse for fear of its side effects. Barring a latex allergy, there are no known side effects of female or male condoms. If you're sensitive to latex, use condoms made of polyurethane or nitrile to eliminate any irritation, burning, or other allergic reactions. Avoid spermicides like nonoxynol-9 which may trigger yeast infections, but don't expose yourself to the risk of HIV or sexually transmitted infections by not using condoms.

Science has come to human aid anew, with an improved and inexpensive fertility treatment. Effortless IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) opens a new window of...

In a low-risk pregnancy, sex during pregnancy is safe. It doesn't induce labor or miscarriage or hurt the baby. Just find the time, position, and type of activity, barring anal sex, that suits you best. But if you have a prematurely dilated cervix, a low-lying placenta, heavy bleeding while pregnant, and a history of miscarriages or premature births, avoid sex as much as you can.