Sexual dysfunction, heavy on the erectile dysfunction for men, are on the top of the side effect list for chemotherapy, radiation therapy, radical cancer surgeries & treatment, heavy medications for life-long conditions, chronic illness, and more. Sexual intercourse and intimacy, thankfully, do not occur in only “one” set way. There are many paths to pleasure…
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Few times in conversation do the reasons that males experience sexual dysfunction really come to light, unless cancer or cancer treatment are the topics. Much like a woman’s sexual function is hindered by pregnancy, menopause, and life changes, a man’s drive can also be affected, or “canceled.” Sure, scientists have proven time and time again…
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Desire discrepancy, or sex drive discrepancy (SDD), is a common problem, and can be a complete deal breaker, within many relationships around the world. In situations where one partner’s sexual needs do not align with their partners, this is called sexual interdependence dilemmas. Statistics from a 2017 study done by the Centre for Sexual Health…
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Nearly every female person, at some point in their lifespan, will have a run in with vaginal atrophy. It’s uncomfortable, painful, alters daily life, hinders medical healing, and so many more life changing side effects and issues. The most common reasons women suffer from vaginal atrophy are menopause, childbirth, medications, cancer and treatment, illness, and…
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The ambiance is perfect. Your heart is racing and the butterflies long ago left your stomach. Your body is primed and ready for action. But due to whatever setback- missing partner, mental roadblocks, sexual dysfunction- you cannot reach or achieve the sexual satisfaction you are seeking. You might try relentlessly, exhausting yourself with frustration to…
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For those who are diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), they often face the hard work of figuring out their new “normal” in everyday life with everyday tasks, and with intimacy and sexual function issues. While intimacy and intimate acts have been proven time and time again to benefit the body and boost health by reducing…
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PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder, is an anxiety disorder that can be triggered by a whole host of things. Many people are diagnosed with PTSD after serving time in the military with war syndrome, or even the stress brought on by physical or sexual abuse. Other worldly events like natural disasters, serious accidents, and violent…
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The first question many people ask when beginning their cancer treatment is, “Can I still have sex with my partner during this treatment?” The answer, unless you have a physical limitation, should always be YES! Most all specialists report advising their patients to find intimacy and try to have the most “regular” routines now, just…
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