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Sexual Healthhttp://www.medicinenet.com/sexual_health/article.htm Protect Your Sexual HealthTake steps toward a healthy, satisfying sex life By Sylvia
Davis Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Sexuality is part of being human. Love and sexual intimacy contribute to healthy relationships, and to our happiness. Research has shown that sex is more important to happiness than money. After analyzing data from 16,000 people, English researchers estimated that the happiness gained from increasing intercourse from once a month to once a week is equivalent to the happiness generated by getting a $50,000 raise. Along with the positive aspects of sexuality, however, there are illnesses that can affect your sexual health. But by taking precautions, you can stay well. Among the issues that can affect your sexual health are:
How Your Health Affects Your Sex Life Experts agree: There is an important relationship between overall health, overall lifestyle, and sexual satisfaction. Research also suggests that certain physical conditions that go along with obesity also affect sex drive, further dampening the desires of those who are overweight. The good news: You can make some lifestyle changes to enhance your libido, experts say. Those changes include:
Get Help If You Need It Although small changes in lifestyle -- along with some healthy "self-talk" -- can go a long way toward improving both drive and desire, if you still are experiencing sexual problems, professional help may be in order. It's not as simple as getting a prescription for Viagra; sexual problems may be physical or psychological in nature, and can affect both men and women. If the problems are persistent, or cause distress for you or your partner, it's time to see your doctor for evaluation and treatment. Published February 2006. |
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