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November 08, 2012

I read that oral-to-vaginal contact may cause a change in normal vaginal discharge. Is this a yeast infection? Can it be treated with Monostat?

October 17, 2012

I have had problems in the past with penile discharge. The doctor thought it was a sexually transmitted infection. But my tests were negative. What else could cause this?

October 11, 2012

I am wondering about the side effects of daily baths in very hot water for men. I had a semen analysis and was shocked to discover it contains no sperm. I enjoy hot baths. Could this be the cause?

July 26, 2012

Does Viagra work for women who have sexual problems caused by an antidepressant?

July 03, 2012

I take two different pills for high blood pressure. Recently, I have had less interest in sex. How can I tell if it is one or both of my pills?

May 24, 2012

Is it possible to get HPV if my partner and I have been only been sexually active with each other?

April 25, 2012

What causes blood-streaked semen?

April 23, 2012

I have genital herpes. I rarely have an outbreak -- maybe once a year or less, but of course I have no idea when an outbreak will happen. Should I be on Valtrex to prevent transmission of the disease?

February 21, 2012

Can a woman who is 42-years-old get pregnant during her period?

January 18, 2012

There is blood in my semen. What could this be? Do I need to see a special doctor?

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