Yes, you can date and have loving relationships when you have bipolar disorder. Here's how.
Learn the causes and risks of bipolar disorder—and what happens if it goes undiagnosed.
There's still a lot we don't know about the causes of depression and the medication to treat it.
Mental health issues affect men just as much as women, but guys are less likely to get help.
By Kate Daniel
Your small and simple daily decisions can go a long way to protect and elevate your mood.
Your depression hasn't improved and you've been referred to a psychiatrist. What now?
Pharmacological and psychosocial therapies manage bipolar disorder and stabilize mood swings.
Depression and the medication used to treat it can complicate intimacy and pregnancy.
Depression and the medication used to treat it can complicate intimacy and pregnancy.
The FDA approved an oral treatment specifically designed to help with postpartum depression.
By Xenia E.
The drug that's often used to treat mental illness could help in the bedroom, too.
By Gabi Conti
The drug that's often used to treat mental illness could help in the bedroom, too.
By Gabi Conti
The drug that's often used to treat mental illness could help in the bedroom, too.
By Gabi Conti
We know exercise can help relieve symptoms of depression, but it's difficult to get motivated.
By Xenia E.
We know exercise can help relieve symptoms of depression, but it's difficult to get motivated.
By Xenia E.
Don't let the pressure to be the perfect new mom stop you from asking for help.
People with irritable bowel syndrome are far more likely to experience anxiety and depression.
By Kate Daniel
It's OK to feel sad. Humans evolved to experience difficult emotions for a reason.
The new drug can help to alleviate crippling depression in as little as three days.
By Kate Daniel
Staying connected to friends and family improves your mental well-being.
Stigma, withdrawal and a lack of support can lead to feelings of isolation.
If delusions set in after childbirth, it could indicate a serious mental health condition.
By Xenia E.
Is depression a side effect of using birth control? Here's what the science has to say.
By Xenia E.
Is depression a side effect of using birth control? Here's what the science has to say.
By Xenia E.
Research indicates that meditation and related practices can benefit both the brain and body.
By Kate Daniel
The weather affects your mood, yes, but so do the time of day and the seasons.
By Kandi Neal
The weather affects your mood, yes, but so do the time of day and the seasons.
By Kandi Neal
The ties between poor sleep hygiene and mental health can initiate or worsen conditions.
By Kate Daniel
You can find ways to minimize a breakup's impact on a partner's mental health.
By Gabi Conti
The nation's doctor likened the impact of social seclusion to 'smoking 15 cigarettes a day.'
By Lauren Dodd
The nation's doctor likened the impact of social seclusion to 'smoking 15 cigarettes a day.'
By Lauren Dodd
Emotional impulsivity can profoundly affect your sexual health and general well-being.
By Kate Daniel
Emotional impulsivity can profoundly affect your sexual health and general well-being.
By Kate Daniel
This condition, along with psychosis, can profoundly impact sexual health and relationships.
By Kate Daniel
SSRIs may carry bothersome side effects for men, including dysfunction in the bedroom.
By David Hopper
SSRIs may carry bothersome side effects for men, including dysfunction in the bedroom.
By David Hopper
Lifestyle habits of men with erectile dysfunction also factor into mental health, a study says.
Lifestyle habits of men with erectile dysfunction also factor into mental health, a study says.
Lifestyle habits of men with erectile dysfunction also factor into mental health, a study says.
In a magazine interview, the reality TV star gives advice to new moms who may be struggling.
Recent evidence may be the final nail in the coffin to the long-hypothesized connection.
By Kate Daniel
This time of year may be especially difficult for people with seasonal affective disorder.
Know the differences between these two mental health conditions and how to handle them.
It's more closely associated with mothers, but dads can feel the effects of PPD, too.
By Alex Denny
As we change the clocks, get ready for your sex life to take a hit from the winter blues.
Given the staggering statistics, more people with TRD are struggling with trust and intimacy.
By Gillian May
Your identity inevitably changes with motherhood, so how do you retain your sense of self?
Evidence suggests suffering from either condition could predispose a person to the other.
Here are 5 reasons I'm glad I talked to my doctor about my mental health after I beat cancer.
Who could feel alone with social media, TV and worldwide mass communication? Maybe a lot of us.
Where should we draw the line between 'taking the edge off' and prescribing our own medication?
More than art for art's sake, it's simple, expressive and might help your anxiety or depression.
By Akhila Menon
Men do suffer from hypoactive sexual desire disorder. But what is it and how is it treated?
Evidence-based strategies addressing personal and structural factors can save lives.
Understanding the shakes and zaps when SSRI/SNRI medication is discontinued.
By Fjolla Arifi
Learning how to identify overlooked signals can reduce suffering and loss of life.
No tears may seem like a stoic approach, but it's more likely a harmful response to trauma.
By Gillian May
Learn how to take care of yourself in the workplace and to look out for your co-workers, too.
By Helen Massy
In a place where abortion is illegal, I am grateful I was able to choose.
‘Hours of my life have been spent on my bathroom floor, pulling my pubic hair out with tweezers’
By A. Kom
With impressive accuracy, trained canines can sniff out all kinds of illnesses in humans.
The U.S. economy takes a $210 billion annual hit in lost productivity due to stress and burnout.
By Helen Massy
A sleep test in a laboratory can be inconvenient, but it can accurately identify your disorder.
By Holly Ellis
HS is a painful, little-known skin condition that requires a commitment to care.
By Tayla Blaire
Difficulty reaching orgasm and ejaculating may have a mental or emotional reason.
By David Hopper
With adrenal insufficiency, your body doesn't produce the hormones it needs for daily function.
PPD is a common but often isolating experience. Help from others can make all the difference.
By Emma Green
PPD is surprisingly common in men, but it often goes undiagnosed.
By Katie Yockey
If this important chemical messenger is out of balance, libido and mental health can suffer.
By Helen Massy
For people without the physical affection they need, touch practitioners can come to the rescue.
Despite decades of demonization, weed is turning over a new leaf in America.
The symptoms of PPD can be debilitating both physically and mentally, so seek the help you need.
By Coralle Skye
Treating mental health is hard enough, but assembling the best medical team can be overwhelming.
By Holly Ellis
SSRIs don't have known interactions with hormonal contraceptives, but other options might.
By Megan Deak
(And what to do if they don't.)
The condition can hit post-weaning rather than immediately after birth.
Antidepressants, especially SSRIs, are effective for many men who ejaculate too quickly.
By David Hopper
Infertility, pregnancy and postpartum life all have unique stressors, but help is available.
As drug abuse numbers climb, keep an eye on certain red flags to curb the risk.
By Ally Sweeten
An estimated 50 percent of men with the penile disorder also suffer from depressive symptoms.
In this online community, women are changing the narrative.
While absolute quiet works for some, you may doze off easier with a sleepy soundtrack.
By Kandi Neal
For anxious people, returning to a well-loved program unlocks all kinds of benefits.
Even if the physiological side is good to go, the psychological side can battle the bulge.
Nobody can avoid stressors, but eliminate the ones you can and deal better with those you can't.
When you just can't shake yeast overgrowth, your mood may be next to go.
The conditions conspire to create what may seem to be an insurmountable twosome. It's not.
Weird vibes? Strange turns-of-phrase? How to tell a therapist isn't the right fit for you.
By Rachel Crowe
When it comes to your health, a good night's slumber should be top priority.
Hashimoto's is an autoimmune disease and the number-one cause of hypothyroidism.
By Kate Daniel
No, you're not imagining it—dry spells can affect your mental and physical well-being.
By Kay Johnson
If the season has been anything but merry and bright, you aren't alone.
By Kate Daniel
Knowing how to support someone who's grieving isn't always easy.
While somnambulism is a rare condition most are familiar with, it says a lot about your sleep.
By Ivana Xie
The correct way to store medicine, how long to keep it and when to hand it over to a pharmacist.
You may think you know this disease, but even the experts are changing their minds.
By Sarah Simon
From dance clubs to the therapist's couch, Special K leads the psychedelic therapy revolution.
By Tim Lalonde
This modality can provide a critical element of hope for long-suffering patients.
By Kate Daniel
Why do we expect our psychiatrists to be miracle workers?
By Holly Ellis
Medication is simply one of many tools that can help you to better manage your mental health.
By Holly Ellis
If you prefer a nonpharmaceutical option, TMS should be high on your options list.
Your baby's needs must be met right this second, but you and your partner have needs, too.
Ringing in your ears may sound like no big deal, but there could be worse to come.
By Helen Massy
Most people feel euphoria when they orgasm, but those with sexual anhedonia aren't so lucky.
The professor and psychiatrist leaves a long legacy of groundbreaking research.
By Giddy Staff
It's all good when celebs support a cause, but it shouldn't be all about them.
Meds aren't usually the sole cause of erectile issues, and their effects can be minimized.
A new study shows the unique challenges it posed to new moms.
Your fight-or-flight response is always on, you're irritable, paranoid and you can't sleep.
Put down that cup of joe. Try these instead and cut down on the jitters.
By Kate Daniel
The challenges of finding the right specialist depends on your diagnosis, history and goals.
The actress shares how she rebuilt her life after sexual abuse and assault.
An easily overlooked nutritional deficiency can seriously starve the brain.
By Rachel Crowe
You might accept your own post-traumatic stress, but other people could be less understanding.
By Holly Ellis
A daily routine can aid the mind, body and soul—and maybe ease erectile dysfunction symptoms.
The causes of ED often differ between older and younger guys, but the effects are the same.
By David Hopper
Those fluttering kick-like feelings are very real and can occur long after pregnancy.
By Helen Massy
Dissociative identity disorder allows me to deal with my trauma, without being alone.
Managing both conditions comes down to common sense. Talking to your doctor is a great start.
Therapeutic interventions, diet and exercise may help you overcome mental health conditions.
By Holly Ellis
Psychedelics may be more effective than traditional drugs for some psychiatric conditions.
By Kate Daniel
Though rarely discussed, antenatal depression may affect as many as 1 in 10 pregnant women.
By Helen Massy
Can routines like qigong and tai chi help people coping with trauma or other crises?
It's the little things that mean the most to help with this common, yet devastating, illness.
Therapy designed specifically for sexual function bridges patients' mental and physical issues.
Complaining that your job drives you crazy might not be hyperbole— it could be a warning sign.
Having sex can be a great stress reliever, but it may not be the best way to cope with problems.
By Ivana Xie
Mental health issues can deliver a double whammy to erectile function, so weigh your options.
If you suffer from depression, antidepressants can be a lifesaver. But do they pose risks?
By Kate Daniel
Changes to the central nervous system’s pain response can cause anxiety and depression.
By Holly Ellis
A mutually beneficial sex life is achievable following a lupus diagnosis.
Some women experience more than just physical pain at that time of the month.
By Megan Deak
Research indicates a direct link between what we eat and how we feel.
By Kate Daniel
Just as your needs may change, so should your mental health care.
One mental illness can invite another, but why, and what can you do about it?
There's a direct link between personal hygiene, self-esteem and mental health.
Talk to your doctor about therapeutic interventions and lifestyle adjustments.
By Holly Ellis
The road to mental health recovery is long, and dating along the way brings its own challenges.
By Jake Hall
Depression and anxiety can cause ED, and vice versa, so tackling mental obstacles is vital.
By David Hopper
Emotional highs and lows don't solely affect the patient.
Try this step-by-step process to identify what's really going on.
It’s not just a hot topic: It’s a real practice that often hurts those it claims to serve.
By Rui Hua
A sex educator discusses why therapy can be good for you and your loved ones.
By Rachel Crowe
With reflection and communication, your sex life can transform into a validating experience.
By Nicole Beede
This disorder can leave you feeling disconnected from yourself and the world around you.
By Anna Herod
Losing a pregnancy doesn’t have to mean the end of your parenthood journey.
Mental struggles can impact your bedroom performance. Here's how to get out of your head.
By Emily Blaire
When your estrogen levels go off a cliff, you can lose motivation, focus, confidence and drive.
Experts say we might be staying on these medications for years longer than we should.
By Helen Glenny
Bipolar disorder led me on a journey from numbing drugs to healing, creativity and self-love.
You've bared your soul to your therapist, but seeing them buy milk and TP might be too much.
As FDA trials progress, there's some key info to know about this (potential) path forward.
We all know activity is good for you, but what is it that makes you feel so mentally refreshed?
There’s still hope, even if you feel like you’ve tried everything.
You want to look your best, but there are costs to getting the perfect selfie.
If it’s not noisy neighbors or an uncomfy bed, the culprit might be in your health or habits.
By Anna Herod
Your partner is struggling beyond your ability to help, but refuses to go to therapy. What now?
From addiction to dementia, the range of conditions addressed by DBS is growing.
By Anna Herod
Everyone gets overwhelmed sometimes, but chronic stress can be a literal downer for guys.
For some, the debilitating side effects of oral birth control aren’t worth the trouble.
By Lola Méndez
Your brain and body depend on sugar, but how much is too much or not enough in your diet?
Polycystic ovary syndrome is scientifically linked to depression and anxiety.
Heart disease is just as common among women as men and every bit as dangerous.
By Jessy Humann
It’s a huge change for both parents, so you’ll need to support each other.
By Rachel Crowe
The two identities often come in conflict with one another at their points of intersection.
Penile dysmorphic disorder is real, and so are its potential effects on your sex life.
This painful condition can be debilitating, but getting back to your life is possible.
By Holly Ellis
Overcoming divorce’s mental health impacts can help you move on without emotional baggage.
By Holly Ellis
Anxiety is more than a mental illness—it can easily become a third wheel.
By Kate Daniel
Knowing the process can take the anxiety out of getting tested for erectile dysfunction.
By Eric Schad
After pandemic life and escalations in racial violence, coping becomes a survival strategy.
By Rui Hua
People with autoimmune disorders face a number of difficulties, including with sexual function.
Are you just a homebody or is it becoming a full-blown phobia?
Depression can leave you feeling unmotivated and sluggish—even in the bedroom.
By Ally Sweeten
Addiction can destroy a partnership, but providing support is essential for recovery.
By Holly Ellis
The instability brought on by BPD can encourage promiscuity and risky sexuality.
By Ally Sweeten
Doing the right thing for a loved one may not mean playing the hero.
Here are steps to take, and not take, if a partner tells you they're battling depression.
If you have an anxiety disorder, experts say you're at greater risk of developing OCD.
By Anna Herod
Survivors experience bodily changes that can affect their physical and emotional well-being.
Antidepressants can affect sexual function, but giving up your medicine is not the answer.
By Mary Idowu
There's no one-size-fits-all solution to recovering from sexual trauma. But there is hope.
Sex involves the mind and body, and your orgasm difficulty may have causes rooted in either.
By Rachel Crowe
A traumatic brain injury can significantly impact sexual function, both physically and mentally.
By Anna Herod
Support a partner with perceived ejaculate volume reduction by taking a proactive approach.
The conditions are related but to say excess breast tissues causes ED ignores other factors.
Here's the lowdown on what's happening down low if you're taking medications for mental health.
OCD is a serious mental disorder that can cause stress and interfere with daily activities.
By Anna Herod
While sex declined for many, others got more creative, studies show.
By David Hopper
Frank communication with a partner about health is an important aspect of your sex life.
If you are overwhelmed by nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety or dark thoughts, try these solutions.
By Eric Schad
A watchful eye and intentional choices can reduce the suffering caused by PTSD.
By Eric Schad
The (bad) choices you make in five areas could increase your chances for erectile dysfunction.
By David Hopper
Sometimes the heart speaks for itself—you should listen if you want to avoid complications.
The verdict is in: Good cardiovascular health is essential for keeping your hard-ons hard.
Even young men can suffer from the psychological and physical reasons guys can't get it up.
By David Hopper
Ecstasy-based studies enter Phase 3 trials with promising data.
Kidney disease can cause sexual problems, but you have options to treat one and avoid the other.
By Eric Schad
Erectile dysfunction isn't just about your penis—often it's a sign of other health problems.
Beat premature ejaculation with gels, sprays and condoms that decrease sensation.
Learn what you can do to maintain your erections so diabetes won't wreck your love life.
By Eric Schad
They work for many men, but erectile dysfunction medications have potential complications.
By Anna Herod
Could reliving past trauma be the secret to recovering from it?
If you have a loved one with GAD, offering relief can improve life for both of you.
Recreational use is one thing, but younger guys who need ED meds may have other issues.
Bringing a baby into the world can bring emotional upheaval. Here's how to support your partner.
Identifying the links between erectile dysfunction and sleep issues can help you with both.
Treating one condition can often help with the other—if you're willing to talk about them.
Get out of your own head and back into the bedroom by making positive changes in your life.
By Eric Schad
No one can prepare for a cancer diagnosis, but there are ways to manage your emotions.
Experiencing a shocking or terrifying event can have a lasting effect on your sexual health.
By Eric Schad
Facial hair and infertility may be signs of a larger issue.
Moving about the office or home a little at a time will make your body and brain thank you.
Without enough sleep, all aspects of your health can suffer. But how much is enough?
By Eric Schad
As many individuals struggle with mental health issues, a range of treatments offer hope.
Supporting a loved one is important, but practicing self-care is essential to your well-being.
By Holly Ellis
With some planning, you can enjoy time out on the town with loved ones, regardless of IBS.
Here’s what you need to know about vaginismus, which can cause sex to be painful or impossible.
How much does your state of mind shape your sexual health?
How much does your state of mind shape your sexual health?
Parkinson's gives you enough to handle without having to worry about sexual difficulties.
By David Hopper
Exercise may be the best medicine for your body. But how effective is it to fight substance use?
Here are ways to recognize and treat depression—in yourself or someone you know.
Depression can affect your body as much as your brain, so treat all aspects of the disorder.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) creates obstacles for sex, but wise choices can mitigate them.
By Jason Crosby
Minimizing anxiety and distress reduces the negative mental health impacts for patients.
Empathy and openness in discussing both physical and psychological issues are essential.
Erectile dysfunction can affect your emotions and mental state, but you can deal with it.
By Giddy Staff
This method of treating PTSD optimizes brain processing using memories and eye movements.
Addressing one condition can help with the other, but only if you speak up.
Seeking treatment for PTSD may help prevent premature dementia and hypertension in older adults.
By Holly Ellis
Coping with cancer is daunting. Learning about the next steps and hopeful outcomes can help.
Choose from countless forms of exercise and meditation for a regular anti-anxiety boost.
Grief, doubt and frustration—heavy emotions can take their toll on a partnership.
Post-traumatic stress is a life-altering anxiety disorder affecting millions of females
By Holly Ellis
Coping skills are essential to navigating fertility issues effectively.
Left untreated, anxiety can lead to serious long-term physical and mental health complications.
By Holly Ellis
Healing after sexual trauma is not straightforward, but it is possible.
Exercise can reduce the symptoms of PTSD and improve sufferers' quality of life.
PTSD can affect anyone, so it's important people are aware of the stages they may go through.
Depression is manageable, but avoiding treatment can undermine every aspect of your life.
By Holly Ellis
Meditation is a risk-free way to improve many conditions, and it may be easier than you think.
Anxiety and other aspects of mental health can be complicated to track or articulate.
It's normal to feel down sometimes when caring for a newborn. But at what point is it dangerous?
Your body and mind go through a lot during 'the fourth trimester.' Pay attention to them.
These tools and techniques may help alleviate the devastating effects of PTSD symptoms.
Depression is a complex root cause of erectile dysfunction, but some simple changes can help.
Chronic depression and anxiety can be a struggle to live with, but there are ways to cope.
By Anna Herod
Millions of people struggle with depression and anxiety. Both disorders, luckily, are treatable.
By Anna Herod
Depression and anxiety can affect every aspect of your life. Getting treatment can help.
By Anna Herod
Millions of Americans are impacted by depression and anxiety every year.
By Anna Herod
Lifestyle changes and proper treatments could help get you in the mood.
By Eric Schad
It's not all in your head when it comes to ED, but some of it might be.
If the relationship is no longer serving you, here's how to confidently navigate an exit.
Men can hurt after an abortion, too—sometimes with serious psychological ramifications.
Yes. Or no. It depends—and here's everything you need to know to resolve your issues.
Few conditions are as stigmatized as mental illness, but that's because misinformation abounds.
By Holly Ellis
Much more than just 'having a bad day,' these conditions are serious and worth knowing about.
By Giddy Staff
Mental illness isn't always obvious—recognizing signs is the first key step in recovery.
Understanding what lies behind mental health issues is just the first step in the battle.
Numerous studies show a strong interplay between depression and erectile dysfunction.
Feeling depressed? Forget the social stigma and get help—for your body as much as your mind.
By Jason Crosby
Reducing anxiety is critical in PTSD treatment, and there are countless ways to get started.
Life with OCD is difficult, but your sex life doesn't need to suffer.
By David Hopper
Male breast enlargement and erectile dysfunction share a common cause, but both can be treated.
By Sarah Morris
Finding the right PTSD treatment can restore your sleep cycle and help rein in your symptoms.
By Holly Ellis
Erectile dysfunction may be unknown territory for some men, but time is a great guide.
IBD is actually a variety of digestive disorders that affect about 3 million people in the U.S.
By Anna Herod
When grieving a lost relationship, common practices definitely work, but so do new techniques.
Take back control of your life and your depression with the right stress management tactics.
By Holly Ellis
COVID-19 has put us all on edge. Can we ever get back to normal?
By Ashley Mateo
Flashbacks, guilt, fear and avoidance can all be signs telling you to seek a doctor's diagnosis.
Though LGBTQIA+ people have come far in public acceptance, there's still a lot of work ahead.
Knowing when to seek treatment is essential to prevent depression from controlling your life.
By Holly Ellis
If you've thought about getting an IUD but feel a little unsure, here are some considerations.
Attitudes about sex have evolved significantly—so, too, should the attitude toward herpes.
If your past is weighing you and your sex life down, it's time to stop facing it alone.
By Holly Ellis
Unchecked, depression can negatively impact all of your relationships, including intimate ones.
By Holly Ellis
There may be reasons for the rumors, but no actual proof that vasectomies contribute to ED.
Post-traumatic stress disorder can upend life for patients and those who love them.
Today, we know more about both erectile dysfunction and depression than we ever have.
It's a remarkably common phenomenon, but some PE cases may be more problematic than others.
A rebound may make you feel better for now, but experts say it’s probably just a distraction.
Postpartum depression can create rifts between partners and sever intimate bonds.
By Jason Crosby
Feeling down can impact your interest in getting down. Here, how to reignite the spark.
By Karla Walsh
The stigma left by the HIV/AIDS epidemic is almost as harmful as the disease. Let’s change that.
By Alexis Schad
You can navigate a healthy pregnancy even with eating disorders or body-image issues.
Studies have found correlation between PTSD and ED, so coping with one may help with the other.
By David Hopper
Copper IUDs may be the cause behind your pain and bloat.
Ongoing depression during pregnancy and afterward is a common condition. Recognize the signs.
By Giddy Staff
Exercising after giving birth can be important to your physical and mental well-being.
Chronic pain impacts more than 1.5 billion people and can cause harm to a healthy sex life.
About 121.5 million adults in the U.S. suffer from heart disease. Many feel its effects in bed.
By Jason Crosby
Post-traumatic stress disorder affects not only those suffering, but also partners and family.
By Ana Kieu
From everyday stress to chronic disorders, your anxiety has a direct impact on your erection.
Don’t let depression dampen your romantic life.
By Eric Schad
While a lifeline for many people, SSRI antidepressants are notorious for their side effects.
By Melissa Lee
While a lifeline for many people, SSRI antidepressants are notorious for their side effects.
By Melissa Lee
The best sex isn’t just physical—it also comes from the mind.
By Jason Crosby
Transgender individuals aren’t 'other people.' They can be your loved ones, so support them.
Here's how to avoid the dreaded death-grip masturbation syndrome.
Though little known, perimenopausal depression can occur in women during a transitional time.
Difficult to define and diagnose, narcissism can be a very serious disorder.
Through support and healthy adjustments, you’ll be more equipped for postpartum depression.
By Sarah Morris
A journey of ancestral discovery can have some unwanted detours but a rewarding destination.
The mind can be as important as a pill or a pump to restore sexual function and well-being.
Researchers believe erectile dysfunction could be a sign of cardiovascular problems.
By David Hopper
While there’s no cure, there are mental health tips to help you deal with genital herpes.
By Eric Schad
Here’s what everyone should know about different types of female orgasms.
By Giddy Staff
Many women expect mood swings during their cycle, but understanding why helps you take control.
By Haley Gray
PMS is more than just a regular inconvenience for women who suffer serious symptoms every month.
By Giddy Staff
There are critical steps to manage PPD, a serious condition that affects moms after childbirth.
By Giddy Staff
While this medical procedure has highly successful outcomes, there are issues to consider.
By Giddy Staff
A penis curvature often caused by trauma, Peyronie’s disease can affect your comfort during sex.
Living with PE is challenging but not hopeless. Solutions exist. Find one that works for you.
By Scott Boyter
The decision to get a penile implant is a serious one and calls for some serious research.
Mental health issues often cause problems with ED. But you don’t have to suffer in silence.
Male infertility can have many causes, but a proactive approach can yield positive results.
Anxiety is a common problem, and it can affect your libido. Learn how to take back control.