Archive for the ‘Men’s Health-Erectile Dysfunction’ Category

 

THE HARMONIOUS COUPLE – CASES OF HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIPS (AL AND BETTY) OVERALL SITUATION

April 7th, 2009

The overall situation is compounded by political or religious movements that reinforce the notion that only one individual in a marriage, by virtue of having the correct political or religious view, is right, and that the other needs constantly to be monitored, saved, redeemed. Radical feminism and fundamentalist religious movements, with their “us against them” [...]

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GAMES FOR ABSTINENT COUPLES – GAME 5: MYSTERY LOVER (PART 4)

April 7th, 2009

More gifts, more flowers. The letters and poems become more personal, more erotic: “I must say that I think of kissing you and of how sweet the kisses would taste, and I imagine you becoming wet—not because I’m such a macho man, but because I have won your trust and respect. I see you beaming [...]

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GAMES FOR POLITICALLY OR MORALLY CORRECT COUPLES – GAME 1: POLITICALLY CORRECT SEX (PART 3)

April 7th, 2009

“Are you sure? Are you sure it’s not sexual abuse?” “No, it’s not sexual abuse. I want you to touch my breast.” “But are you simply giving in to my male oppression or intimidation?” “No. I told you, I’m doing it for me. I like doing this, and I’m doing it for me. Okay?” “You [...]

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GAMES FOR ANGRY COUPLES – GAME 4: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (PART 1)

April 7th, 2009

Players: Beauty (wife) and the Beast (husband). Activists: Both. Setting: A dwelling in the woods. Aim: Appeal to husband’s angry self and wife’s feeling that she is married to a beast—but give her a different way of relating to that beast, designed to transform both him and her. Game Plan: This game is for angry [...]

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GAMES FOR IMPULSIVE COUPLES – GAME 5: ONE-NIGHT STAND (PART 3)

April 7th, 2009

The conversation continues in this vein—deliberately full of sexual innuendoes and ironic comments common to singles bars. They have a few drinks, and then the man asks the woman to go up to “his” room to see—well, his collection of silk ties, shall we say. They go there, and he continues to seduce her, and [...]

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TRICHOMONAS: PELVIC EXAMINATION FOR WOMEN

March 27th, 2009

For women, a pelvic examination is necessary to test for trichomonas infection, both to detect the signs of the infection and to gather samples for examination under the microscope. Often, there is redness of the labia and vagina, and a frothy, bad-smelling yellow-green discharge in the vagina. The discharge has a higher pH than the [...]

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HIV INFECTION: HOW COMMON IS IT?

March 27th, 2009

It is estimated that over 30 million people are infected with HIV worldwide, with 16,000 new ones added each day. Approximately a million people are infected in the United States, and 350,000 people have died of AIDS in the United States since the beginning of the epidemic. By the year 2000, it is estimated that [...]

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STD GENITAL WARTS: HOW IS PAP SMEAR TAKEN?

March 27th, 2009

Women whose immune systems are compromised, such as those infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), should have more frequent Pap smears, since they risk having a more rapid progression to cervical cancer. A Pap smear is generally recommended every six months for HIV-positive women, and more frequently if abnormalities are noted. For a Pap [...]

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SEVERAL METHODS HAVE BEEN USED TO PROTECT AGAINST STD TRANSMISSION DURING ORAL SEX

March 27th, 2009

If a person has breaks in the skin of the mouth (such as chapped lips or a cold sore) or bleeding gums, this may increase the likelihood that he or she will become infected with an STD while performing oral sex on a partner, since breaks in the skin can make transmission easier. Using a [...]

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PSA AND PROSTATE CANCER: THE PLCO STUDY

March 27th, 2009

This is another salvo in the argument about whether treatment for prostate cancer has any effect on long-term survival. Critics have stated, loudly, that “there is no evidence that definitive treatment of localized prostate cancer increases survival.” However, there has been no large, well-designed study to evaluate the effectiveness of early prostate cancer treatment in [...]

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