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.

Ever Had That Awkward Wetness? Let’s set the scene: you wake up one morning, look down, and…well, your underwear is damp. Or maybe you’re out and about and suddenly feel a little extra moisture. Instinct kicks in: panic, embarrassment, a tiny bit of “do I need to worry about this?”—maybe even a mental checklist. Sweat? […]

(img by About Islam) Wait, Should I Worry? At first, I thought it was nothing. Honestly, I didn’t give my discharge much thought; it was just this thing that happened and you sort of dealt with it. Then, out of nowhere, I started catching myself hesitating before praying—wondering if I’d somehow missed a step, or […]

(img by inviTRA) Wait, Does This Really Happen? Let’s just start here: Have you ever had a moment when you wondered if your body is normal? Like, you’re in the middle of a super intense experience… or maybe after a steamy dream… and—oops—suddenly there’s more fluid than usual and you freeze. Is this okay? Is […]

Let’s get straight to the point: trichomoniasis (often just called “trich”) doesn’t turn into HIV, but if you have trich, your chance of catching HIV can creep up by about 1½‑2 times. That’s because the parasite makes the genital lining a little bit more welcoming for the virus. The good news? The risk is totally manageable with […]

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 […]