
Sexual health
Sexual health through your thirties, forties and fifties
Notice changes and protect comfort without age-based performance standards.
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Sexual health
Notice changes and protect comfort without age-based performance standards.
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Sexual health
Discuss distress and seek support without treating a stopwatch as a standard.
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Prioritise comfort, communication and health changes over a required outcome.
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Supplements cannot replace an assessment of fatigue or changing desire.
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Consider sleep, stress, relationships and health together.
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Notice fatigue, comfort and personal wishes without promising quick results.
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Itching, redness or burning may involve latex, additives, friction or another cause.
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Stop contact if a condom breaks or slips.
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Sexually transmitted infections can be silent.
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A cup collects menstrual blood rather than absorbing it like a tampon.
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Pain should not be the price of intimacy or evidence of insufficient effort.
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Sex is usually possible in an uncomplicated pregnancy unless a clinician or midwife advises otherwise.
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Desire can change throughout life, and people's needs differ.
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After a long day, you may simply need sleep rather than intimacy.
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Occasional erection difficulties are common.
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Useful observations and questions for discussing orgasm difficulties with a professional without pressure or self-blame.
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Removing pubic hair is a personal choice, not a condition of intimacy.
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This article concerns oral isotretinoin used to treat acne.
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