Articles in the Sexual Health section focus on topics such as safe practices, reproductive well-being, and advice for maintaining a healthy and fulfilling intimate life.
Short answer: you don’t have to come out, but sharing your sexual orientation or gender identity can make your care more accurate, comfortable, and respectful. Think of it as giving your doctor the extra puzzle piece they need to see the whole picture of your health. In the next few minutes we’ll walk through why […]
Got a question about a change in your libido, a weird ache during sex, or just want to know if you’re up‑to‑date on STI testing? You don’t have to wait for a “big” problem to show up. A quick, honest chat with your clinician can give you the answers, treatment options, and peace of mind […]
Short and sweet: after you take your last Truvada pill, the drug’s active ingredients stick around for roughly one week in the bloodstream, and tiny traces can linger in cells for up to three weeks. Knowing this helps you plan safe “drug holidays,” understand when side‑effects might still appear, and avoid accidental resistance if you […]
Hey there! If you’re reading this, you probably have a burning question: just how well does Truvada actually work? The short answer is that, when you take it the way doctors recommend, it’s almost a superhero against HIV—about a 99% reduction in risk for most sexual activities. But there’s a lot more to the story, […]
Hey there! If you’re reading this, you probably have a question about Truvada – maybe you’ve heard the name at a doctor’s office, saw it pop up in a news story, or a friend mentioned it over coffee. Bottom line: Truvada is a daily pill that combines two powerful antivirals, and it can be a […]
Most people don’t realize that the only real distinction between Descovy and Truvada is the form of tenofovir they contain – TAF vs TDF – which drives differences in kidney & bone safety, dosing limits, and who can use them. Both drugs prevent HIV > 99 % when taken daily, but choosing the right one depends on your health profile, […]
Hey there, friend. If you’ve ever felt that uneasy knot in your chest after watching porn, you’re not alone. A lot of people wonder: why does porn cause anxiety? The short answer is that porn can set off a mix of brain chemistry shifts, emotional hang‑ups, and social pressures that, for many, turn into anxiety. […]