While there are many surprising things that can happen to your (or your partner's) body during sex, there are unexpected things that can happen afterwards, too.
Endometriosis is said to affect about a tenth of the world's reproductive-age women and girls. You might be one of them if you experience this after having sex.
Did you know that masturbating the wrong way can become a concern? This is how death grip syndrome can affect your sex life and what you can do about it.
For women, not masturbating or having penetrative sex can lead to changes in their body parts, specifically this part. The good news is regular sex can help.
You probably try to avoid garlic before having sex so you don't have garlic breath, but there's a type of vegetable that may want to avoid eating as well.
"Love is blind" is often used as a metaphor, but can the saying go beyond the metaphorical to have a literal meaning too? Can you really go blind after sex?
Seeing blood coming out of you after sexual intercourse can understandably be quite a shock. But there are a number of possible explanations behind this.
Is there really an age where you'll experience the best sex of your life? Surprisingly, recent research points to "yes" -- and the answer is rather unexpected.
When you're engaging in sexual activity, emotions typically tend to take center stage. Interestingly, having sex with your partner affects your muscles, too.
There's one tasty and popular protein that can actually help to enhance your sex life. It's great to incorporate into a diet and even better on a date night.
If you thought you knew everything you wanted to know about gut health, you may want to think again. Turns out, your gut plays a role in your sex life, too.
Being devoid of sexual intimacy can affect your body in a lot of surprising ways. As it turns out, this can have an impact on your cardiovascular health, too.
Hydration is super important for many aspects of our health, including our sex lives. Without proper hydration, your sexual endeavors might not be as good.
You may feel such intense pleasure during sex that you feel breathless. There are also times when you feel like you can't breathe because there's a problem.
When the sun is out in the summer months, you may find that your sex drive improves. Have you ever wondered why? It could have to do with a vitamin deficiency.
Feeling like you need to pee during sex is quite a common observation among a lot of people, especially women. But what does it mean when this happens?
Many people sleep on their backs, it's pretty common. But this particular sleep position can lead to more sex dreams while you're sleeping. This is why.
While people are often advised to avoid sex before a big game, research shows that this may be nothing more than a myth. Here's what the science has to say.
Research has shown that having sexy thoughts may prompt some to let out an involuntary ah-choo! But what does it mean if you sneeze when thinking about sex?
Having the urge to pee during sex or when you're close to orgasm may be a familiar situation. But what about feeling aroused when you absolutely have to pee?
Sex during your period is a topic that may come up in the minds of those who menstruate, especially if they experience an increase in libido. But is it safe?