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Taking care of your sexual health also involves having good habits, communicating with your partner, and seeking care when something doesn't seem normal.
Don't ignore these symptoms or self-medicate. Some sexually transmitted infections may not show clear signs, so testing is important when there's a risk.
4. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR BODY'S SIGNALS
A little passing sensitivity can occur, but persistent pain, burning when urinating, unusual discharges, or genital lesions deserve medical attention
3. DON'T STAY IN WET CLOTHING
If your underwear got damp from sweat or fluids, changing can help you keep the area dry and comfortable.
Moisture and friction can promote skin irritations, especially if you have sensitive skin.
2. CLEAN YOUR GENITALS GENTLY
Use warm water to clean the external area and avoid rubbing vigorously.
Perfumed soaps, intimate deodorants, and harsh products can cause irritation. Gentle hygiene is usually sufficient.
Urinating after intercourse can help flush bacteria from the urethra, especially in people prone to urinary tract infections.
It's not a guarantee of prevention nor a substitute for treatment, but it's a simple habit you can incorporate without forcing yourself.
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A sex therapist says there are seven signs that indicate a woman's sexual desire, but she will never reveal them.
(Many men do not know these signs).
1. She says she feels bored or lonely.
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An oncologist confessed:
"There are 3 types of people who never get cancer."
1. Those who regularly sweat until salt forms on their skin.
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SIGNS OF EXCESS TESTOSTERONE IN MEN:
Most men think that more testosterone is always better. The reality is more complicated.
1. Persistent acne


















