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When many people think of sex and intercourse, the assumption is that it should be easy. For some women (especially those with vaginismus), nothing could
Despite being inundated with sexual images and ideas on TV, movies, advertising, fashion, magazines, etc., sex remains a difficult subject to discuss. When a patient
Welcome to “Sex in the Media: Explore or Ignore,” our new column in which we investigate steamy snippets from tv, film, literature, podcasts, and even
A few months ago, I spent a considerable amount of time this past holiday season with my family. After a couple of glasses of wine,
It should come as no surprise to anyone by now, that COVID-19 had turned life as we know it upside down. The myriad disruptions to
Occasionally women may experience pain with intercourse that they feel deep inside the vaginal canal; some women describe it as feeling a stabbing pain in
One common cause of pain with intercourse is pelvic organ prolapse (POP). POP is a common condition, affecting as many as half of all women
With restaurants, bars, cafes, movie theaters, concert halls, and sports events off limits for now, how do we date? Here is an opportunity for creativity
On Sunday March 15, my younger sister called me crying. She had temperature of 101OF and a blinding headache, but it was an important day
Just getting through each day of quarantine is beginning to feel like winning the Super Bowl. For example, you might have thought you had this
