Articles related to REPRODUCTIVE & SEXUAL HEALTH

In the case of Emily Westerfield, surrogacy practices come into question as she approaches her 11th pregnancy, far beyond the recommended guidelines, raising significant concerns about the health risks and ethical dimensions of surrogacy.

Recent findings reveal chlormequat, a pesticide linked to reproductive toxicity, in 80% of urine samples across diverse US populations, reflecting its widespread presence in the food supply.

In the evolving landscape of erectile dysfunction treatment, alternative therapies offer hope beyond first-line medications. Current research and guidelines underscore the importance of comprehensive patient evaluation and the cautious integration of new therapeutic options.

Sexual activity is crucial for both physical and psychological health. Engaging patients in discussions about their sexual health may help identify potential health risks and improve overall well-being.

Physicians managing migraine patients should consider the complex relationship between migraines and sexual activity, as emerging research suggests potential therapeutic benefits alongside risks of exacerbation.

As the NoFap movement gains momentum, it’s crucial for healthcare professionals to scrutinize the purported health benefits of masturbation abstention. Engaging in evidence-based discussions about sexual health can demystify patient misconceptions and guide them towards holistic well-being.