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1) If I pull out will it stop a woman from getting pregnant?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:33:39 +0000

NO. The “pull out” method does not work, you can get pregnant even if your boyfriend pulls out before ejaculation. This is because before ejaculation happens, a small amount of lubricating fluid is released from the penis, which contains sperm. Therefore any type of vaginal penetration by the penis can result in pregnancy.

2) How old do you have to be to start using birth control for sex?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:33:02 +0000

It does not a matter how old you are. If you are sexually active you should use birth control and you should also use protection against STDs. Birth control does not always offer STD protection. For some abstinence is the right decision, although a lot of teens don’t want to wait to have sex until they’re married. Puberty brings many sexual feelings, and many choose to have sex for the first time during their teenage years. If you do choose to have sex make sure that you use contraception. There are many options for contraception, and you should consult your doctor to find one that’s right for you.

3) How old does a girl have to be to get pregnant?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:32:18 +0000

A female can become pregnant as soon as she has started her menstrual cycle. It depends on when you go through puberty and begin your period. It can differ a lot from one girl to the next. Some girls can start puberty as young as 9 or 10 years old while others might not go through puberty until they are 14 or 15.

4) Will a condom decrease your risk of getting an STD?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:31:05 +0000

A condom will decrease your risk, but there is no absolute guarantee. Most experts believe that the risk of getting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases can be greatly reduced if a condom is used properly. Therefore, sex with a condom is not completely safe, but it is safer than without.

1) What can be done to increase your sex drive?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:30:21 +0000

Eat the right foods – garlic, onions, scallions, leeks, chives, ginger, cinnamon, fennel, cardamom, anise, turmeric, cayenne pepper, black pepper, and horseradish. All help to motivate the body’s sexual energy. Also fish, including halibut, salmon, sardines, and shellfish can increase libido.

Try some romance – Try something new, we can all be trapped by everyday repetition and it’s easy to forget to be sweet and romantic to your partner. A lovely candle-lit dinner with a little wine would do wonders. You must drink moderately too much alcohol will cause temporary impotence. Romance can have an intense effect on ones emotions and could instantly arouse sexual desires.

Exercise – Physical activity has been proven to improve sexual health. 30 minutes of daily walking, jogging, and other cardio exercise can be combined with tai chi or qigong for good results. Kegel exercises can help strengthen the lower pelvic muscles and help prevent prostate problems in men and incontinence in women.

2) What are aphrodisiacs and do they really work?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:22:06 +0000

An aphrodisiac is a food, drug, potion, or other agent that arouses sexual desire. Yohimbine is the main alkaloid of Yohimbe. Its main action is as an alpha-adrenergic antagonist, by which yohimbine may increase genital blood flow and both sexual sensitivity and excitation in some people. Preparations of yohimbe bark are available over-the-counter and should be used with caution. The unrefined yohimbe bark contains several active alkaloids besides yohimbine. Side effects might include rapid pulse, sweating, and anxiety.

There is a chemical in chocolate called phenylethylamine, and there have been some discussion as to whether it is an aphrodisiac. There is very brief evidence to support the theory that phenethylamine released in the brain may be involved in sexual attraction and arousal. Although this compound is quickly debauched by the enzyme MAO, so it is unlikely that any large amounts would reach the brain.

3) If you don’t have enough sex, can sexual issues develop?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:21:04 +0000

Impotence is not caused by lack of penile ejaculation. An absence of ejaculation can be a symptom of a disease that can lead to impotence if left untreated, but the mere absence of ejaculation itself cannot lead to impotence. The body will naturally expel any built-up seminal fluids if they are not expelled through voluntary sexual activities. One way these fluids are released is through nocturnal emissions or “wet dreams,” in which a male ejaculates during his deepest periods of sleep (REM sleep) due to involuntary periods of sexual arousal during the night. Therefore, you may actually be ejaculating and just be unaware of it. In addition, most men have between 2 to 5 erections each night in their sleep.

4) Can being overweight hurt your sex drive?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:20:22 +0000

Over 30% of obese people try to find help controlling their weight and frequently indicate problems with sex drive, desire, performance, or all three. Most often these issues can be traced to pre existing conditions that have developed due to obesity.

Medical conditions such as high cholesterol and insulin resistance, have the ability to impact sexual performance. Both conditions can cause the tiny arteries in the penis to shut down, especially when fatty deposits begin to form clogging vessel and impotence or erectile dysfunction is often the result.

5) What is meant by “healthy” sexual relationship?

elance — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:17:10 +0000

A healthy sexual relationship is different for every couple because each person has specific sexual needs. Sexual activities in each relationship can be very different. For the most part, a “healthy” sexual relationship may involve:

Both partners feeling equally comfortable with what is occurring.
No one should feel forced into doing anything that they don’t want to.
Each person has the right to say “no” to sex during any time.
There must be mutual respect between both partners, before and after sex.
A sense of trust must be present as well as complete honesty about sexual history and current activities.