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Many doctors don’t discuss sexual activity during pregnancy, and women don’t always feel comfortable bringing up the topic. They might avoid sex altogether and miss out on intimacy with their partner during a special time in their lives.

Intimate relationships with partners may decline when men with prostate cancer start androgen deprivation therapy (ADT).

Men who take medications for Parkinson’s disease might develop premature ejaculation (PE), according to a June 2018 study.

A March 2018 study published in Sexual Medicine Reviews tells us more about how the link between exercise and sexual health works, at least for women.

Undergoing prostate cancer treatment can leave men both physically and emotionally spent. The physical and emotional impacts of prostate cancer might fuel each other, too.

Obese men who have weight loss surgery might see their testosterone levels – and their sex drive – improve in a month, according to new research.

In terms of sexuality, older cancer survivors are not much different from their cancer-free counterparts. But they may be more likely to feel dissatisfied with their sex lives.

Men don’t get endometriosis, but it can still have an impact on their sex lives, according to new research.

Medications used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) might eventually have another purpose – fighting cancer.

As it is for most health conditions, caregiving for a man with prostate cancer can take a significant toll on one’s own health and wellbeing.