Family Health Articles

What is "squirting", or female ejaculation, really? Where does it come from, from the G-spot or some other place? And can you learn to do it?

Are you a teen who has plenty of questions about romantic feelings and sex? This overview answers the questions teens usually ask in a no-nonsense, grown-up way.

There are many techniques that women who are trying to get pregnant use to determine when they are fertile. Fertility charting, monitoring cervical mucus, and using ovulation calendars are all popular ways to figure the date of ovulation out.

Masturbation has long been a hot topic. Some people believe that it’s inappropriate or wrong, others are firm believers in the benefits of the act. If you’re not sure, you may feel differently knowing that masturbation has some serious health benefits.

Although this term is commonly used for any recreational activity where the weights are being used for training (usually in the gyms), weightlifting is, in fact, a sport where competitors lift heavy weights mounted on steel bars.

Viagra works great to help patients with ED but when you also have some underlying problem like hypertension, all bets are off. Anti-hypertensive medication and Viagra can be a very dangerous combination so make sure you watch what you take!

Have you seen the bustle around the first season OMGYes, a guide about vulvas and what to do with them? It's there for good reason! OMGYes is scientific without being clinical, and exciting without being tacky. OMGYes is, basically, for everyone.

Many women have felt confused when they miss their period, take a pregnancy test and the result turns out to be negative. When this occurs, you may find yourself wondering if you are pregnant or not, whether you should buy another test or not.

Former HFEA Chief Inspector Debra Bloor chose to work for the CARE Fertility group because she believes in its evidence-based model that doesn't come at the expense of a true commitment to patients. Why should you, too, consider CARE for your IVF?

Both erectile dysfunction and depression are common diseases in society on their own. When they are combined, it can be a very difficult challenge for both the doctor and the patient to find relief and improve the quality of life in the patients.