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Every month another women’s magazine has an article about how you should “make your bedroom an oasis.” Or “keep the bedroom for sex.” And when
At Maze Women’s Health we treat many women whose chief complaint is low desire. Some women have experienced a slow decline in libido for years,
I hear it again and again. “I have been wanting to come in for months, but I just couldn’t make that call!” If that’s you,
Vulnerability catches us at all the wrong times, or does it? I recently heard the term “vulnerability hangover” and completely related. There have been so
Do you have pain in certain sexual positions? Has the doctor told you that you have a “tipped uterus”? Are you just plain curious what
It is common these days for a pregnant woman who is part of a couple to say “we’re pregnant”! Some people snicker and roll their
While reading is one of my favorite things to do, I have to admit that I can’t read quite as much as I would like.
It’s been 20 years since the show Sex and the City premiered and I miss it! I admit to watching reruns and can quote episodes
Strangling a partner, grabbing and pulling hair, and slapping someone all sound like forms of physical abuse, and indeed can be. In fact as someone
I am always searching for new ways of talking about sex, and sexual pleasure. A Ted Talk by sex educator, Al Vernacchio discusses the ways
