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- Q How can my partner and I get out of a sex rut?
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According to reports, more than 40 million Americans are stuck in a sex rut, and more than 52% of us are dissatisfied with our sex lives. It's easy to get stuck in a rut when you're in a long-term relationship. After all, for most of us, the most... Full Answer
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- Q How can I keep the spark alive in my marriage?
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To keep the spark alive in your marriage you should listen more, and be very careful about what you say and how you say it.Every person has the need to feel understood and appreciated. Your spouse will feel loved by you when he/she is aware that... Full Answer
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- Q Why do humans have sex?
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Dr. Michael Roizen, Internal MedicineIn the animal kingdom, if everything works out right, a male chimp joins a female chimp and a baby chimp is born. But our sex lives are a little more complicated. We have sex for lots of reasons other than just procreation. We have sex to express love.... Full Answer
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- Q What can cause painful sex?
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Dr. Mehmet Oz, CardiologyAmong other things, painful sex may be caused by: A "tipped" uterus: In most women, the uterus is tipped toward the front, positioning the cervix at a deeper part of the birth canal. But for some women the uterus is tipped... Full Answer
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- Q Why is sex ed taught?
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Dr. Mehmet Oz, CardiologySex ed class is not what it used to be, if it was taught at all. In this video, Dr. Oz quizzes his viewers and shows that they may need a refresher course in sexual education. Full Answer
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- Q How can eating chocolate improve my sex life?
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Dr. Eva Cwynar, Endocrinology, Diabetes & MetabolismIf you want to improve your sex life, give yourself a chocolate treat. Chocolate has long been known as a sensual treat, and it has some scientific backing. The rush of endorphins produced by eating chocolates, particularly dark chocolates, is... Full Answer
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- Q How do I assess how stress affects my sexual health?
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Recognizing that stress plays a role in your sexual health, ask yourself the following questions to help assess just what effect your present level of stress may be having on your sex life: Do you feel as if you’re living with chronic... Full Answer
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- Q Does masturbating frequently cause premature ejaculation?
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Studies show that men with premature ejaculation don’t do anything differently as far as masturbation than men who don’t suffer from this type of sexual dysfunction. In fact, their penile sensitivity is about the same. Full Answer
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- Q Is the quality of my relationship related to our sex life?
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We have all heard the stories about couples who fight like cats and dogs but have great sex that keeps them coming back for more. In fact, you may have found yourself in a relationship that was wrong in most respects but sexually exciting -- maybe this... Full Answer
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- Q Does the definition of sexual health change with the times?
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Dr. Marsha Lucas, PsychologySociety's attitudes towards sexual health change with the times. In this WisePatient video, neuropsychologist Marsha Lucas, PhD, explains how the definition of sexual health has broadened, especially when it comes to women's sexuality. Full Answer
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