Sexual Health Articles

Yes, you can exercise with HIV. Here's what you need to know about that. (Hint: It's a lot more boring than it seems, because most people living with well-managed HIV can work out just like anyone else.)

When, how, and why should you tell someone you're (casually) dating that you are HIV positive?

HIV has three distinct stages. Though the early symptoms are easy to miss, early diagnosis allows people living with HIV to access antiretroviral therapy sooner. What symptoms should everyone be familiar with?

Passionate kissing is an extremely low-risk activity when it comes to HIV transmission, and you cannot acquire HIV from contact with saliva. Is it totally impossible to get HIV from kissing, though, and what other reasons do you have to be cautious?

Dating someone with HIV, and hoping for sex? When properly treated, HIV no longer has to be a death sentence, and there are plenty of ways to have a fulfilling intimate relationship while minimizing your risk of infection. What do you need to know?

Most people with HIV will experience some skin problems. Learn more about them, their causes, and their treatments.

What can you do if you are HIV-positive and your sleep is interrupted by night sweats?

When we think about STIs, viral or bacterial infections like HIV or syphilis come to mind. But there are a lot of other sexually transmitted infections, and one of them is caused by a parasite called Trichomonas vaginalis.

Masturbation, the stimulation of one's own sex organs for erotic sensation, occurs in males and females of all ages. This article will leave to you any decisions about the morality, immorality, or amorality of masturbation.

Women want orgasms, but orgasms for women don’t necessarily occur in the same context as they do for men. For women the build–up to orgasm requires a variety of sensory input, it is not simply a mechanical process as it is for many men.