How to treat eczema—from lukewarm baths and UV light therapy to steroids and antihistamines.
While some grow out of asthma, it still exists in the body, ready to be triggered at any moment.
Don't be misled. Get the facts about this neurological disorder.
By Rachel Crowe
Here's how to create a support network for a loved one with restless legs syndrome.
By Rachel Crowe
Do you have an ache or burning sensation in your legs at night? See your doctor—it might be RLS.
By Rachel Crowe
The longevity gap between men and women is now the widest it's been since 1996.
By Kate Daniel
A new strain of the mpox virus is deadlier and affecting a broader demographic.
By Kate Daniel
High cholesterol can lead to other health-related complications. Here's what you should know.
Here's how to live a good life with multiple sclerosis and manage your MS symptoms.
Explore how you'll treat MS, including DMTs, diet and nutrition, and mind-body techniques.
How to get a multiple sclerosis diagnosis, what to do, and the questions you should ask.
In the first of this four-part series, learn how to recognize the signs and symptoms of MS.
These simple strategies can help you prevent an unexpected disaster on a romantic date.
The layperson's guide to how RLS is detected, diagnosed and treated.
By Rachel Crowe
Can microplastics hiding in your ball sack cause infertility or ED?
By Kate Daniel
Pregnancy-related deaths have declined, but stark disparities remain.
By Kate Daniel
Knowing if it's environmental allergies or COVID-19 can help you find relief.
What happens when you have high blood sugar, especially if you’re hyperglycemic and pregnant?
By David Hopper
When your sexual health begins to droop, it may finally be time to see an allergist.
Toxic chemicals called PFAS in your workout and outdoor gear can lead to serious health issues.
By Kate Daniel
Extreme stress, a sedentary lifestyle and autoimmune disease all contribute to hypothyroidism.
By Ally Sweeten
Asthma impacts almost every aspect of your life. Asthma and sex? Yes, they're connected.
Find out the many ways psoriasis can appear, including the different plaque types.
If you have this condition, get diagnosed. Don't find out what happens to untreated psoriasis.
Psoriasis can be managed with attention to diet and lifestyle, as well as with medical support.
Anecdotal reports link the drug to suicidal ideation, but new research found no evidence.
By Kate Daniel
From stress to an overstuffed junk food stash, lifestyle factors may be killing your sex drive.
By Kate Daniel
From stress to an overstuffed junk food stash, lifestyle factors may be killing your sex drive.
By Kate Daniel
From stress to an overstuffed junk food stash, lifestyle factors may be killing your sex drive.
By Kate Daniel
An underactive thyroid can be caused by several factors and lead to negative health outcomes.
By Ally Sweeten
Guys who feel the need to prove themselves tend to engage in more risky behavior.
By Kate Daniel
Guys who feel the need to prove themselves tend to engage in more risky behavior.
By Kate Daniel
Guys who feel the need to prove themselves tend to engage in more risky behavior.
By Kate Daniel
Guys who feel the need to prove themselves tend to engage in more risky behavior.
By Kate Daniel
Taking the combination pill may increase your risk of developing a blood clot on a long flight.
By Kate Daniel
A woman's hormones increase her risk for DVT at certain times in her life.
Itchy and inflamed skin due to eczema is uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to be debilitating.
Good sexual health provides many benefits to our immune system. And vice versa.
Good sexual health provides many benefits to our immune system. And vice versa.
Good sexual health provides many benefits to our immune system. And vice versa.
Author Liz Moody lists science-backed ways to transform your mental, physical and sexual health.
By Gabi Conti
Increased inflammation can lead to low-T, erectile dysfunction and weight gain.
Increased inflammation can lead to low-T, erectile dysfunction and weight gain.
You can't treat the condition by yourself, but you can engage in some fibromyalgia self-care.
By Rachel Crowe
You can't treat the condition by yourself, but you can engage in some fibromyalgia self-care.
By Rachel Crowe
There are benefits to cold-water therapy—but do they outweigh the potential risks?
By Gabi Conti
Pheromones play a large part in the behavior of mammals of the same species, so why not humans?
By Reniel Anca
Pheromones play a large part in the behavior of mammals of the same species, so why not humans?
By Reniel Anca
Guys might know how much protein they need, but fiber is another essential nutrient.
By Gabi Conti
Guys might know how much protein they need, but fiber is another essential nutrient.
By Gabi Conti
The risk factors for both are mostly influenced by an individual's age and obesity.
A widely available antibiotic may be a 'morning-after' pill for sexually transmitted infections.
More often than not, this common condition requires surgical repair.
Um…I've used sunbeds before. Am I now at risk for developing skin cancer?
By Gabi Conti
You trust your OB-GYN with your sexual health. Now, some are offering cosmetic procedures, too.
By Xenia E.
Cardiac rehab gets you back in the saddle with improved endurance and increased energy levels.
Cardiac rehab gets you back in the saddle with improved endurance and increased energy levels.
Cardiac rehab gets you back in the saddle with improved endurance and increased energy levels.
AASECT-certified sex therapist, Savannah Van Besien answers your most intimate questions.
AASECT-certified sex therapist, Savannah Van Besien answers your most intimate questions.
AASECT-certified sex therapist, Savannah Van Besien answers your most intimate questions.
Gynecomastia affects between up to 65 percent of boys and men. But is it a major health concern?
Gynecomastia affects between up to 65 percent of boys and men. But is it a major health concern?
Gynecomastia affects between up to 65 percent of boys and men. But is it a major health concern?
Here's what we (rather awkwardly) know about getting a boner while pooping.
By David Hopper
Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles benefits more than just sexual pleasure—for men, too.
If your hearing gets muffled or even disappears after your big finish, don't panic.
If your hearing gets muffled or even disappears after your big finish, don't panic.
These cranial nerves play a role in digestion, mood and heart rate—and your sexual health, too.
By Megan Deak
These cranial nerves play a role in digestion, mood and heart rate—and your sexual health, too.
By Megan Deak
These cranial nerves play a role in digestion, mood and heart rate—and your sexual health, too.
By Megan Deak
Don't let hypothyroidism get you down. Take control of your health today.
By Ally Sweeten
LGBTQ+ discrimination in healthcare is prevalent. More so than for cishet patients.
By Kate Daniel
Climate change may be affecting the world's weather, but your sex life? Find out.
Fitness is crucial for your physical and sexual health. Here's how to get the best results fast.
Fitness is crucial for your physical and sexual health. Here's how to get the best results fast.
Know the signs your doctor isn't telling you the whole truth––and how to avoid this situation.
By Gabi Conti
Understanding your internal clock gets you a good night’s sleep and boosts your sexual health.
Hydration affects your physical, emotional and sexual health. But can too much water kill you?
Consuming too much of this nutrient could affect your bowels and potentially much more.
By Kate Daniel
You can use scientific studies to become a better self-advocate for your health.
By Ashley Couto
Working out your facial muscles can boost your self-confidence and improve your dating life.
By Kitti Palmai
Working out your facial muscles can boost your self-confidence and improve your dating life.
By Kitti Palmai
What's the truth behind college weight gain and the notorious freshman 15?
Women are twice as likely to experience depression when going to school. What can we do?
Physical activity is an effective tool to boost your stamina, mood and sexual well-being.
Physical activity is an effective tool to boost your stamina, mood and sexual well-being.
Hematuria can signal a serious medical condition, but what should you do about it?
By David Hopper
Hematuria can signal a serious medical condition, but what should you do about it?
By David Hopper
Hematuria can signal a serious medical condition, but what should you do about it?
By David Hopper
The risks of excessive exercise for women are many. But how much is too much training?
By Gabi Conti
In rare cases, if untreated, this STD can spread and infect other body parts.
By Kate Daniel
Experts in anti-aging offer strategies to help you live longer and enjoy better sexual health.
Experts in anti-aging offer strategies to help you live longer and enjoy better sexual health.
Start now on diabetes prevention. Its risk factors are modifiable with lifestyle adaptations.
What's actually in one influencer's favorite health hack—and are the supplements right for you?
By Gabi Conti
What's actually in one influencer's favorite health hack—and are the supplements right for you?
By Gabi Conti
A bone loss diagnosis doesn't have to put a damper on your libido or sexual activity.
By Lauren Dodd
A bone loss diagnosis doesn't have to put a damper on your libido or sexual activity.
By Lauren Dodd
Learn about 6 flowering herbs that might give your reproductive well-being a boost.
Learn about 6 flowering herbs that might give your reproductive well-being a boost.
Learn about 6 flowering herbs that might give your reproductive well-being a boost.
Model, actress and reality TV alum Cynthia Bailey opens up about her fibroid health journey.
Our tips and tricks will help you balance festival fun and your continued health.
What is an overactive thyroid and how can it affect your life?
By Ally Sweeten
An array of treatment options can help people living with the condition manage their symptoms.
By David Hopper
Here's how to spot signs and symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder in a loved one.
By David Hopper
Maintaining good oral hygiene should be a crucial goal for everyone who is susceptible to IBD.
By Reniel Anca
While it may seem like a simple process, reproduction can be rather complicated.
By Helen Massy
Allergy symptoms you experience may not affect your baby, but take care with medications.
By Kate Daniel
Too much caffeine can impact our hormones, cycles, ability to conceive and so much more.
By Gabi Conti
Too much caffeine can impact our hormones, cycles, ability to conceive and so much more.
By Gabi Conti
We take a well-deserved deeper look at this weighted question. How much does the scale matter?
By Gabi Conti
While living with HS is challenging, it should not hinder you from experiencing intimacy.
By Ashley Couto
Seizure disorders can complicate fertility matters, but healthy pregnancies are possible.
By Kate Daniel
You have many ways to stop an overactive thyroid from affecting your everyday life.
By Ally Sweeten
A pair of conditions can cause unpleasant symptoms when you least expect—or want—them.
Sex-related EDS complications range from chronic pelvic pain to orgasm difficulty to low libido.
By Meg Walters
What's behind an overactive thyroid and how do you distinguish it from something else?
By Ally Sweeten
Do chlamydia symptoms go away? Not unless the STD is treated.
Survivors share first-hand accounts of how the disease affected their lives.
By Sarah Harris
Volatile organic compounds in personal care products can negatively affect fertility.
Your intimacy may not be the same as before, but there are equally pleasurable alternatives.
Your intimacy may not be the same as before, but there are equally pleasurable alternatives.
Your intimacy may not be the same as before, but there are equally pleasurable alternatives.
Testicular swelling from lymphedema may seem embarrassing but can be serious if left untreated.
SCIs can lead to sexual dysfunction, including issues with erections and ejaculation.
By David Hopper
SCIs can lead to sexual dysfunction, including issues with erections and ejaculation.
By David Hopper
Panelists discuss the benefits of real-time diabetes technology and the need for more access.
By David Hopper
Panelists discuss the benefits of real-time diabetes technology and the need for more access.
By David Hopper
Caitlin Giesler, M.D., cardiologist, tells us how high blood pressure can harm your body.
By David Hopper
This disorder is more than a lack of attention.
By Gillian May
How to contextualize and interpret chronic pain and your next steps to relief.
By Rachel Crowe
How to contextualize and interpret chronic pain and your next steps to relief.
By Rachel Crowe
If your arthritic symptoms get worse at that time of the month, you're not alone.
By Kate Daniel
If your arthritic symptoms get worse at that time of the month, you're not alone.
By Kate Daniel
There may be no symptoms but regular testing is crucial to avoid serious outcomes.
By Reniel Anca
Jim Liu, M.D., cardiologist, talks medications and lifestyle changes.
By David Hopper
If your pelvic floor is tight, this popular physical activity may not be for you.
Signs you may be getting too much or not enough of this essential nutrient.
By Gabi Conti
Signs you may be getting too much or not enough of this essential nutrient.
By Gabi Conti
Working out after having a baby is beneficial, but how can you find the time and energy?
By Annabel Lee
Working out after having a baby is beneficial, but how can you find the time and energy?
By Annabel Lee
Before scheduling an appointment, it's important to know if there are any risks involved.
By Tabby Kibugi
This neurological problem can affect your love life, your mental health and your finances, too.
By Steph Auteri
It is not a sexually transmitted condition, but heat triggers it and intimacy may be difficult.
By Reniel Anca
Your favorite flattering pair of jeans could contribute to a slew of health conditions.
By Alex Denny
Try some tips to get it on when temperatures rise and touching is the last thing you want to do.
By Jackie Lam
Find out how this condition affects your sexual well-being, especially what could go wrong.
You may prevent bone loss with a daily dose of this dried fruit, according to research.
Although this healthcare concern is nothing new, the steps to resolve it are slow-moving.
By Jake Hall
As if the first time wasn’t bad enough, more changes are awaiting you later in life, too.
By Kate Daniel
For one, the efficacy of these stomach acid reducers depends on the severity of each case.
By Reniel Anca
Statistically, it's likely you may have the virus. Learn how this diagnosis can affect you.
It's a fact that most Americans have this condition. Here's what you can do to stop sharing it.
The experts tell us sexual activity is better with scents, but here's what you can do instead.
By Tabby Kibugi
The experts tell us sexual activity is better with scents, but here's what you can do instead.
By Tabby Kibugi
The experts tell us sexual activity is better with scents, but here's what you can do instead.
By Tabby Kibugi
Aside from the classic headache, there are five different types you need to learn about.
By Steph Auteri
What is the coronavirus and what factors contributed to its spread? And could it happen again?
By Rachel Crowe
We've heard the alleged benefits of this time-restrictive diet. Are they too good to be true?
By Gabi Conti
Fluctuating levels of the hormone estrogen can cause complications.
By Lisa Tadiwa
A recent study finds men who regularly lift heavy objects have healthier sperm.
A recent study finds men who regularly lift heavy objects have healthier sperm.
The 100-plus types of autoimmunity can affect almost every body part and system.
By Kate Daniel
Hidradenitis suppurativa is chronic inflammation that appears near the genitals and elsewhere.
If you have tooth, gum and mouth pain during the menopausal transition, you're not alone.
If you have tooth, gum and mouth pain during the menopausal transition, you're not alone.
Realizing you have CKD is your most important first step and then you make plans from there.
By Akhila Menon
If you're asthmatic, sexual activity could leave you breathless. But for all the wrong reasons.
This mind and body practice can help improve your general well-being, as well as your sex life.
By Reniel Anca
Several conditions fall under the umbrella term, though the risk factors are similar.
By Ally Sweeten
Solving a low-T problem can change your sexual health and general well-being.
Solving a low-T problem can change your sexual health and general well-being.
Mpox is not showing up much in the media anymore, but how could it impact our future?
By Rachel Crowe
You manage inflammatory bowel disease by inducing a state of remission and preventing flare-ups.
By Reniel Anca
You manage inflammatory bowel disease by inducing a state of remission and preventing flare-ups.
By Reniel Anca
Thousands of Americans will be diagnosed with CKD in 2023, but others won't know they have it.
By Akhila Menon
Women are less likely to receive proper preventive care for heart issues, research indicates.
This chronic condition can slow you down, but it doesn't have to hold back your sex life.
By Kate Daniel
Tooth and gum discomfort before your period may be a sign of menstruation gingivitis.
Tooth and gum discomfort before your period may be a sign of menstruation gingivitis.
Pelvic floor exercises may positively impact urinary problems, childbirth recovery and sex.
By Gabi Conti
Take care of your kidneys. They play a pivotal role in your daily life, and sexual health, too.
By Akhila Menon
The U.S. has more mpox cases than anywhere else. Learn what you can do to prevent infection.
By Rachel Crowe
Along with being debilitating, this neurological disease is often misdiagnosed.
By Steph Auteri
How hip-opening exercises can lead to an emotional release of stored trauma.
By Fjolla Arifi
A leading cause of physical disability, the chronic issue also affects mental and sexual health.
By Kate Daniel
There's no magic formula for a better diet. It takes commitment and a little education.
By Amber Sayer
There's no magic formula for a better diet. It takes commitment and a little education.
By Amber Sayer
When you shed pounds without sacrificing health, the rewards are bountiful.
Know the symptoms of CD and your predisposition for it. Getting tested could save your life.
By Rachel Crowe
Is there treatment for this chronic autoimmune condition? Learn how to manage it.
By Meg Walters
Mental and physical care are both critical to a man's libido and reproductive well-being.
By Helen Massy
Mental and physical care are both critical to a man's libido and reproductive well-being.
By Helen Massy
A multifaceted approach is the most effective way to help people dealing with symptoms.
By Amber Sayer
There are dozens of forms of this condition, each with distinct characteristics. Find out more.
By Kate Daniel
How do you perfect those pelvic floor exercises? Some experts provide answers.
By Gabi Conti
Misconceptions about the disease, its origins and its causes only make outcomes worse.
By Amber Sayer
What's the actual science and what's just something someone heard once?
By Rachel Crowe
As the world was reeling from COVID-19, the last thing anyone needed was another virus.
By Rachel Crowe
Not tonight, honey, I have a migraine…except that sex may be part of the solution.
By Steph Auteri
An allergy to progesterone may be the cause of your menstrual cycle being abnormal.
By Lisa Tadiwa
An allergy to progesterone may be the cause of your menstrual cycle being abnormal.
By Lisa Tadiwa
Engaging in simple, intimate activities improves life for people dealing with this disease.
Being active is good for everyone, but there are benefits specific to males.
Discussing gender and sexuality, and correcting misconceptions, are keys to your well-being.
By Helen Massy
Fibromyalgia doesn't affect only women, and it may sabotage libido and erections in men.
Fitness is an essential element to improving general health, but remember, you are what you eat.
Collection banks anticipate a shortage due to cold season, but if you're healthy, you can help.
Find out the processes by which CF can diminish quality of life and intimacy.
By Ally Sweeten
The inflammatory disease affects a quarter of U.S. adults and is a leading cause of disability.
By Kate Daniel
The inflammatory disease affects a quarter of U.S. adults and is a leading cause of disability.
By Kate Daniel
There's nothing embarrassing, weird or shameful about it, experts say.
By Reniel Anca
There's nothing embarrassing, weird or shameful about it, experts say.
By Reniel Anca
Though less discussed than gut health, your rectal community is as important for sexual health.
By Kate Daniel
Learn how the genetic disease manifests in patients.
By Ally Sweeten
Coughing and sneezing? Find out what the experts say about it.
Although men are more prone to developing the disease, women tend to have worse outcomes.
Since many sufferers are undiagnosed, it's an important topic for everyone.
By Rachel Crowe
Find out how to obtain a procedure safely and what you can expect afterward.
By Coralle Skye
The autoimmune disease affects an estimated 1.5 million Americans, but it is manageable.
By Meg Walters
The understanding of this multifaceted health condition and its risk factors has expanded.
By Amber Sayer
Impacting way more than your waistline, these pervasive chemicals can affect your sexual health.
By Kate Daniel
It might seem obvious, but sometimes the nuances are enough to thwart the best of intentions.
By Amber Sayer
Some suds may promote a healthy gut microbiome and improve your health and libido, a study says.
Some suds may promote a healthy gut microbiome and improve your health and libido, a study says.
Some suds may promote a healthy gut microbiome and improve your health and libido, a study says.
Auditory impairment is a side effect that many cancer patients may not know about.
Disrupted sleep doesn't have to rule your life, but it can if it continues for a long time.
Disrupted sleep doesn't have to rule your life, but it can if it continues for a long time.
The 'Dead to Me' actor discusses the struggle of her recent diagnosis.
Author Craig Bowron, M.D., explains the importance of good health for men ages 40 and beyond.
By David Hopper
Author Craig Bowron, M.D., explains the importance of good health for men ages 40 and beyond.
By David Hopper
Author Craig Bowron, M.D., explains the importance of good health for men ages 40 and beyond.
By David Hopper
Author Craig Bowron, M.D., explains the importance of good health for men ages 40 and beyond.
By David Hopper
Bloating is pretty normal, but occasionally it can be a problem.
Bloating is pretty normal, but occasionally it can be a problem.
Author Robert P. Friedland, M.D., explains how good health goes beyond diet and exercise.
By Kitti Palmai
Being medicalized is inescapable for some patients, but it should not poison sexual development.
The disease has a certain stigma, but that shouldn't stop you from seeking help for sex issues.
By Kate Daniel
What are some strategies we can use to reduce the emphasis of alcohol in our lives?
Although not usually serious, they can become a cosmetic problem.
The ties are somewhat indirect, but constipation could potentially cause ED.
Your job may require you to work into the early morning, which can wreak havoc in the bedroom.
By Amber Sayer
Your job may require you to work into the early morning, which can wreak havoc in the bedroom.
By Amber Sayer
Your job may require you to work into the early morning, which can wreak havoc in the bedroom.
By Amber Sayer
New technology may reduce the need for multiple tests and make active surveillance easier.
It may seem like checkups are for older patients, but they are important for people of all ages.
The protuberances have been minimized by evolution, but that doesn't mean they're functionless.
By Reniel Anca
Take charge of a new chapter in your life after menopause.
Here's how to change your lifestyle habits to prevent a common but uncomfortable condition.
New research reveals how several cancerous genes are linked to this specific ancestry.
Here's why you shouldn't take certain forms of contraception if you are a smoker.
By Tabby Kibugi
Don't worry, those little rhythmic jumps in your womb are totally normal and safe.
Beyond smoking and COVID-19, many other factors can cause harm to your respiratory health.
If you live in Beyonce's world, you've probably heard the term for fat upper pubic area.
By Alex Denny
Backers of penile devices claim they can make you bigger, but are they even safe?
Many factors can contribute to erectile dysfunction, but there are many treatment paths.
Romantic enthusiasm caused that hickey on your neck. Here's how to make it go away.
By Reniel Anca
CF is going to affect every part of your life. But that doesn't mean you can't have great sex.
By Helen Massy
MS can take a toll on your mental, physical and sexual well-being.
By Kate Daniel
Blood thinners are meant to help prevent heart attack, strokes and clots—what about ED?
By Helen Massy
Find out if you're at risk due to underlying conditions or unsafe practices.
By Reniel Anca
Recovery includes drugs, diet, exercise—but sex may be the best medication. And a lot more fun.
For some women, wearing pads can cause unwanted skin irritation.
By Tabby Kibugi
A balance of the muscle-building, libido-stimulating hormone is crucial to men's health.
No chronic health condition should be granted the power to end a promising love life.
Erectile dysfunction may be triggered by bodily systems seemingly unconnected to sex.
By Kitti Palmai
What are guys wearing under their clothes? Briefs are in style, but many men prefer boxers.
By Meg Walters
The connection may be a bit fuzzy, but many women suffer from both conditions.
Adding zinc to your diet can make your erection more impressive.
Adding zinc to your diet can make your erection more impressive.
Maintaining a healthy weight, lifestyle and diet are key elements to preventing this condition.
By Holly Ellis
From early reports to a national health emergency, the virus is beginning to pick up momentum.
By Xenia E.
Experts offer an explanation and tips for managing the burn.
Is gradual mental decline a warning signal or just a normal part of getting old?
It's time to start thinking about precautions for your safety.
By Amber Sayer
Your androgen levels are not drastically low, but they're not super-high, either. So now what?
By David Hopper
During the pandemic, one of the fatal complications was IPF. Make sure you know the signs.
We all use store-bought medications, but the side effects could be affecting your sexual health.
By Akhila Menon
It's rare, it's very serious—affecting your memory, mood and movement—and it's inherited.
Chronic muscle contraction can be managed effectively with medical and physical treatments.
DVT can lead to strokes, pulmonary embolisms and death—and it messes with your sex life, too.
Stressing about medical conditions you've not been diagnosed with could make you feel worse.
By Helen Massy
Females are often diagnosed with ASD much later in life. That's a problem.
By Kate Daniel
Whether for safety or convenience, distance care has provided positive change for clinicians.
By Ivana Xie
It might be time to take a flexible approach to dieting if you're seeking sustainable change.
By Amber Sayer
Average life expectancy has increased throughout history. What can you expect in your lifetime?
By Anna Herod
Men are far less likely than women to see a doctor but can benefit just as much, starting young.
By Kate Daniel
When I was diagnosed at 17, I didn't realize the impact it would have on my intimacy.
If Mom, Dad or Great-Aunt Betsy had it, does that mean I'm going to get it?
By Helen Massy
Yes, it's that time when the environment starts putting a damper on your sex life again.
By Ally Sweeten
Currently in trials, this promising drug could be a game-changer for the respiratory illness.
You deserve comprehensive and compassionate care regardless of your sexuality.
By David Hopper
Experts recommend preventive eye checkups—for more than just your vision.
By Anna Herod
Learn about the chemical reactions that provide the energy we need to live.
Auditory loss is common in older adults, but knowing the signs and treatment options can help.
By Anna Herod
Mononucleosis is a tale of infection heard 3 million times in the U.S. every year.
By Helen Massy
Consumers can now get better educated about over-the-counter products they might be considering.
By Giddy Staff
Determine if structured training is good for your fitness journey with a few questions.
Addiction is a medical and psychological issue, so why are many recovery programs faith-based?
News flash: If you've had chickenpox, you need to know how to avoid herpes zoster in later life.
By Helen Massy
The beverage has many purported health benefits, but can it keep disease at bay?
By Kitti Palmai
No one wants creepy-crawlies on their genitalia. Be aware of the symptoms and treatments.
By Megan Deak
'Our time's the most important thing that we don't get back, so we need to use it wisely.'
By Holly Ellis
For patients at risk, home health visits could be a game-changer.
Stripping down before bed might get you in the mood—and better prepare you for future sex, too.
You may not know you have a gallbladder until the pain gets so bad it gets surgically removed.
The future of medicines and technology is making this condition more manageable.
By Holly Ellis
Older adults don't bounce back like they used to, meaning a minor fall could be a major problem.
By Anna Herod
You might want to still get your doctor's professional opinion.
By Casey Clark
Considering health and longevity, the old maxim isn't wrong: Prevention is better than cure.
By Helen Massy
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
Nobody deserves to be disrespected by a medical provider. Some doctors need further education.
By Casey Clark
A sleep test in a laboratory can be inconvenient, but it can accurately identify your disorder.
By Holly Ellis
Experts weigh in on navigating anxiety when you're expecting.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. and the U.K. Know your own risk factors.
When endo is called a woman's disease, transgender men get left behind.
Nine out of 10 people with kidney disease don't know they have it. Don't let that be you.
By Kay Johnson
Doctors need to determine the type of infection before they can prescribe the treatment.
The real question is how closely—and what you're willing to do to find out.
By Rachel Crowe
Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder is much more than picky eating.
By Kate Daniel
You should be aware of these 8 ingredients before a 'glove' goes on or in your body.
By Kay Johnson
The U.S. campaign against substance use has morphed over the past 50 years.
The physical, the emotional, the hormonal. Recovery involves many facets of the body and mind.
By Rachel Crowe
This tightly wrapped fabric can make you feel comfortable and boost your self-esteem.
By Katie Yockey
Less invasive than the traditional method, the screening procedure still has pros and cons.
An acclaimed burlesque performer finally finds her own truth: I am not my hair.
When your body is constantly aroused but your mind is not, daily life can get tricky.
By Kay Johnson
Home visits and technology could help more people manage sexual wellness and mental health.
Before you reach for a prescription, ask your doctor about steps you can take on your own.
By Ally Sweeten
You don't need all the 'must-have' potions you see on social media.
The practice is thought to diminish stress and increase bonding between parents and newborns.
Urinary incontinence isn't inevitable, but it is common and often can be treated.
By Rachel Crowe
Experts weigh in on the factors that contribute to reactions and what you can do for relief.
By David Hopper
With adrenal insufficiency, your body doesn't produce the hormones it needs for daily function.
This common scarring occurs as your body grows to accommodate your growing baby.
Kidney stones that travel down the ureter can cause excruciating pain. What's the solution?
Billions of people worldwide have herpes simplex virus type 1. Do we have your attention now?
By Ally Sweeten
It's not just a childbirth issue—menopause also causes problems—but prevention is possible.
What was once a marketing slogan remains in our cultural conscience, because breakfast matters.
Insomnia is a constant struggle, but committing to sleep hygiene and mindfulness can help.
Watch out for the tipping point between self-improvement and self-destruction.
There are some exceptions, however, so always talk to your doctor.
By Annabel Lee
Time is not friendly to most of us, and as women age, the boobs start heading downhill.
By Helen Massy
Dreaming is a natural part of your slumber cycle, but too much might indicate a disorder.
By Holly Ellis
Hyperemesis gravidarum can be rough, but one mom found a silver lining.
By Annabel Lee
Losing an hour may seem inconsequential, but it can cause lasting circadian rhythm disturbances.
By Holly Ellis
Exercising too much, and eating too little, can have a wide range of health consequences.
By Emma Green
Spotting mid-menstrual cycle isn't typically cause for alarm, but here's what to keep in mind.
By Helen Massy
Some pregnant women develop a rare but dangerous condition called hyperemesis gravidarum.
Getting the perfect booty doesn't have to mean spending thousands of dollars on surgery.
By Jeremy Glass
More stiff joints don't have to equate to less sex. Confidence and some assistance can help.
Postmenopausal women are at a higher risk of developing this bone-weakening disease.
By Kate Daniel
The benefits and risks of time-restricted food consumption largely depend on the individual.
The symptoms of PPD can be debilitating both physically and mentally, so seek the help you need.
By Coralle Skye
It's possible to elicit an allergic reaction on your partner with basic skin-to-skin contact.
No matter how hot your love life is, you still need to keep warm.
If you want to decrease your landfill contribution, plenty of green period items are available.
By Lola Méndez
A negative view of your body could have a negative impact on your erections.
By David Hopper
A centuries-old stigma about the industry persists, but proponents hold out hope for progress.
By Paul Schrodt
How the condition began 15 years ago, the way life changed and what reality looks like now.
By Ally Sweeten
Screening guidelines have changed, and timing can make all the difference in detecting cancer.
By Paul Schrodt
Your slumber problem could be negatively impacting your heart, so find the right treatment—now.
By Holly Ellis
Your food has a long journey from being picked to being displayed on store shelves.
Certain powdered infant formulas have resulted in 2 known deaths due to bacterial contamination.
Kidney disease doesn't have to slow you down, but it does take planning.
By Holly Ellis
Constipation may seem unrelated to sex…until pleasure turns to pain.
By Sarah Simon
Self-pleasure may help boost your mood and ease discomfort when you're sick.
Protecting yourself protects your baby.
During your lifetime, emotional pain is inevitable—but it can become a physiological ailment.
The agency cites a potential to help adults quit cigarettes, but are vaping products safe?
By David Hopper
What do our prescription trends tell us about our state of suffering?
Survivors and alliances are raising awareness, so man up and learn about the disease.
Shortening the race by 20 kilometers wasn't enough to prevent the effects of extreme cold.
By Giddy Staff
These two autoimmune conditions originate in the digestive system and can lead to cancers.
Decreasing hormones during the menopausal transition contribute to this treatable condition.
While it may be comforting to think a celestial body controls your period, science rules it out.
By Rachel Crowe
Even when it's right before bed, working out can help you get a better night's rest.
Though it's important to know about any dangerous side effects, this one is rare.
Fighters hold strong views about abstinence during training—here’s what the research says.
By David Hopper
Exploring one of the weirder, and potentially dangerous, pregnancy complications.
The BMI has been a key measure of public health for decades, but many say it's ineffective.
By Kate Daniel
Someone in the U.S. needs blood every two seconds, but only three percent of us donate annually.
While researchers found it to be more serious and contagious, its spread has largely slowed.
By Giddy Staff
Managing this condition can ensure your best chance of conception.
Getting tested five years earlier could make a difference in detection, treatment and survival.
Research analyzing more than 51,000 pregnant people finds 'solid evidence' of the benefits.
More than 12.1 million Americans will have atrial fibrillation by 2030. Don't be one of them.
An insulin-like growth factor may encourage the rate of spontaneous twinning in tall women.
RRMS is the most common type of MS, leading to chronic fatigue and so much more.
More than just relaxing, a professional massage can help with medical ailments, too.
By Ally Sweeten
Learn more about the different types of pregnancy loss and the symptoms that can occur.
By Coralle Skye
Don't sweat the small stuff, unless the small stuff is hyperhidrosis.
By Ally Sweeten
Often misdiagnosed, PGP can be debilitating for pregnant women—but there are solutions.
Pay less attention to catchy marketing and more attention to Mother Nature.
By Kate Daniel
There's a serious shift in the bra market encouraged by the increase in work-from-home jobs.
There's a serious shift in the bra market encouraged by the increase in work-from-home jobs.
People are quick to ignore the symptom, though it's a leading cause of disability.
The tingling in your fingers and toes could indicate future penile problems for men.
Learn how the male body changes at 60, physically and mentally.
By Helen Massy
As you age, how you exercise can help protect, and even improve, your bone strength.
The group of diseases can impede male fertility, and so can their medications. The key? Balance.
This rare chronic pain disorder affects the nerve pathways in the pelvis.
By Megan Deak
For most men, turning 50 brings body changes and challenges.
By Helen Massy
While absolute quiet works for some, you may doze off easier with a sleepy soundtrack.
By Kandi Neal
Don't waste it—your day off might be just what the doctor ordered.
By Holly Ellis
Given the close ties between the disease and ED, men should know more about high-tech tools.
By Chuck Green
You can ditch meat, for whatever reason, without losing your mind.
By Kate Daniel
You can ditch meat, for whatever reason, without losing your mind.
By Kate Daniel
Dizziness comes and goes but could be a sign of a vestibular disorder.
By Holly Ellis
Nobody can avoid stressors, but eliminate the ones you can and deal better with those you can't.
Diabetes comes with many secondary complications, including potential sleep problems.
By Holly Ellis
Shivering may not sound like the best way to start your day, but many swear by it.
This excruciating and dangerous condition can lead to the loss of a testicle. Know what to do.
A reliance on meds to get to sleep can create a dangerous dependency.
By Ivana Xie
Stuttering priapism often resolves on its own—or may lead to the more harmful ischemic kind.
By Helen Massy
As if you didn't have enough on your plate—your skin may be acting up, too.
Bust your sexual anxiety by tackling internalized fatphobia.
By Steph Auteri
So you have a lump. Your medical team will likely use diagnostic images to investigate.
When it comes to your body, turning 50 can be very different from turning 40.
By Helen Massy
Dizziness, abnormal heart rate and loss of balance can happen—but what if it's POTS?
Don't let stomach acid ruin your night. Take steps so you don't feel the burn.
It provides a head-rush for users, but is it worth becoming addicted?
By Jeremy Glass
From the risk factors to the 4 primary forms, here's what you should know about blood cancer.
By David Hopper
When it comes to your health, a good night's slumber should be top priority.
It's not just an old person's condition, and misconceptions can delay diagnosis.
By Holly Ellis
Aging is an inevitable part of life, but you can help slow some negative changes.
By Helen Massy
Hashimoto's is an autoimmune disease and the number-one cause of hypothyroidism.
By Kate Daniel
NHL starts in white blood cells and is the seventh most common cancer among American adults.
By David Hopper
A new diagnosis can be overwhelming, but with practice, you can learn to control the disease.
By Holly Ellis
Donating your body to science is a noble cause—that not everyone can pursue.
There is no universal 'best' sleeping position—there are pros and cons to each.
By Kay Johnson
Though rare, ILD represents a serious group of disorders you need to know about.
By David Hopper
Some foods and supplements can decrease the effectiveness of the pill. Here's what to know.
By Megan Deak
Treatments are available that can bypass the sensory input otherwise needed for erections.
Here are the physical and mental changes women can expect once they're in their 40s.
By Helen Massy
Here are the physical and mental changes women can expect once they're in their 40s.
By Helen Massy
With so much data flying around, it's time we got a year-end status update on the pandemic.
By Ally Sweeten
Smart devices are in many homes, on our bodies and a part of countless daily routines.
Differentiating between typical and atypical dermatology can save your life.
By Ally Sweeten
What are they, who's in charge of them and how did they get into your food?
By Rachel Crowe
Get to know more about what you’re consuming—it’s all there, in black and white.
Caring for a baby's sensitive epidermis can be stressful, but our experts are here to help.
This former indicator of wealth has since become common in a much broader population.
The correct way to store medicine, how long to keep it and when to hand it over to a pharmacist.
Feeling focused after you finish isn't just a guy thing. Release provides mental benefits.
Some 'healthy' foods aren't a great choice for men with diabetes. Avoid this elevated-GI fare.
By Helen Massy
They enhance the flavors, the colors and the aroma of food—and they're good for you, too.
Taking an extra birth control pill is common and rarely cause for concern.
By Coralle Skye
Don't let fad diets dictate what's healthy and what's not.
It's a life-threatening condition you may not even know you have.
Prioritizing nutrient-rich food sources can maximize your overall health.
Sleep can be an ongoing challenge, but there are medications and lifestyle changes that work.
Alterations on certain genes can predispose people of all sexes to a host of cancers.
High prostate-specific antigen levels often are indicative of less serious issues.
Delayed onset muscle soreness can be alleviated with a few tried-and-true exercises.
Carbs, proteins and fat all play a role in complete nutrition.
It's not uncommon for a weight-loss trend to go viral, but this one looks a little different.
By Kandi Neal
Try these solutions to minimize pain during sex.
If you feel the urge to lick your baby, go ahead. It's a primal instinct that's relatively safe.
What may seem like a small, single tick bite can affect your health in the future.
Without proper care, an infection that begins in your mouth may lead to coronary heart disease.
The impact on your emotional and cognitive health can be profound in the short- and long-term.
By Kate Daniel
Ringing in your ears may sound like no big deal, but there could be worse to come.
By Helen Massy
We had a relatively good year, but are we about to have a major comeback?
By Ally Sweeten
If vaginal discharge stained your favorite panties, don't worry. It's totally normal.
By Coralle Skye
Introduce nature into your home and office to improve your mental health and well-being.
No matter how a product is advertised, check the ingredient and nutrition labels first.
Women with a higher genetic risk may want to avoid steroids, but more research is needed.
By Helen Massy
It can be intimidating to start from scratch, so we asked some family doctors to help out...
By David Hopper
Researchers hope the 'competition' yields results for technology that could hone diagnosis.
By Mike Werling
What to do the morning after when you've had one too many the night before.
Flatulence and more—everything you never really wanted to know about gas.
Be warned, you can't believe everything you read on a label.
10 million Americans have an impulse to pull out their hair—this is not a rare condition.
By Fjolla Arifi
Buckling your newborn in properly can be lifesaving. Luckily, there are resources available.
By Megan Deak
Dear diary, I noticed a lump in my armpit last Monday and today it started itching...
The longtime actor stressed testing and early detection during his final months.
By Giddy Staff
A lot of American adults have hypertension, but few of us do anything about it.
By David Hopper
SRPE, a rare disorder, can be uncomfortable, but it shouldn't affect your sexual function.
By Helen Massy
Easily mistaken for a nut allergy, this syndrome is a unique and lifelong condition.
When doctors focus on the wrong part of their patient, trust begins to deteriorate.
Approved in 1946, this vaccine has saved lives for 75 years. Make sure to get one.
Physical restrictions while pregnant are no fun, but there are ways to pass the time.
A plant-based diet can help reduce your risk of erectile dysfunction, a new study concludes.
Experts say good dental hygiene can have positive effects on both the mind and the body.
By Anna Herod
Identification of the NPSR1 gene variant could lead to nonhormonal treatment of the disease.
By Helen Massy
It's usually benign, but watch for these signs of something more serious.
It's possible to prevent the passing on of these serious conditions.
Newsflash: Sometimes they don't point outward—and that's usually okay.
By Helen Massy
Are these products health and wellness magic...or a complete waste of money?
More than one-third of Americans get less sleep than they should. There are consequences.
The right treatment plan can help you manage seizures.
By Ally Sweeten
Everybody has bowel movements, but no one talks about it. Maybe we should.
By Kandi Neal
HPV causes more than 60 percent of cases—and most sexually active people have had it.
This viral suggestion about ivermectin can cause yeast infections and other issues.
By Helen Massy
While autoimmunity remains incurable and its cause unknown, dietary changes may help.
By Kate Daniel
Tylenol has long been recommended for pain relief during pregnancy, but now caution is advised.
Celebrities may endorse skipping days or even weeks, but don't turn off the faucet just yet.
By Becca Stokes
Your fight-or-flight response is always on, you're irritable, paranoid and you can't sleep.
'I was so tired of rejection...I turned to steroids to improve my physique.'
While there is no cure for this condition, preventive measures can help keep it at bay.
By Holly Ellis
OB-GYNs warn about the dangers and recommend clinics if you can't access your main provider.
The absence of testosterone and other hormones may signal future bone loss.
Thyroid function is essential for getting pregnant and maintaining a healthy pregnancy.
The oral counterpart to genital chlamydia is every bit as dangerous, just lesser-known.
By Rachel Crowe
You can live a full and happy life…yes, even without gluten.
Don't put it off any longer. It's time for a complete physical and other tests.
Don't put it off any longer. It's time for a complete physical and other tests.
Don't put it off any longer. It's time for a complete physical and other tests.
Don't put it off any longer. It's time for a complete physical and other tests.
Despite the findings, doctors' recommendations remain the same.
Certain activities aren't safe when carrying a child. Here's how to adapt.
In development for more than a decade, the technology gives pathologists a helping hand.
The results might be less drastic than you think, but consider banking some sperm.
An easily overlooked nutritional deficiency can seriously starve the brain.
By Rachel Crowe
Not all exercise routines are created equal, so prevent injury by easing into your next one.
Yes, trauma in regard to food is real and often stems from childhood experiences.
By Rachel Crowe
The good news is that serotonin from an orgasm can cure a migraine. But the bad news…
A daily routine can aid the mind, body and soul—and maybe ease erectile dysfunction symptoms.
Plank exercises, for example, can benefit the receiving partner in the wheelbarrow position.
Most drug research doesn't analyze sex-specific data, which puts women at risk.
By Kate Daniel
Trial results for Lu-PSMA-617 offer hope for men with metastatic, castration-resistant cancer.
By Helen Massy
While this disease is uncommon, it's also dangerous, so early detection is key to beating it.
Got questions about this itchy and uncomfortable skin disease?
When treatment for MS leads to cancer, the compounding effect can seem insurmountable.
By Ally Sweeten
An analysis of nearly 200,000 men could lead to improvements in screening and prevention.
Injury to the pudendal nerve can cause intense pelvic pain. Here's what you should do.
What your circadian cycles are trying to tell you and why you shouldn't go into the light.
Want to stunt with shades on? Turns out this is more than a style choice.
It’s not just for kids—here’s what you need to know.
An underactive thyroid is a lifelong condition, but it's highly manageable with early detection.
By Kate Daniel
While usually harmless, it can also be a sign of underlying health issues.
By Anna Herod
Breaking a sweat regularly while pregnant can benefit you in delivery and postpartum recovery.
It's the little things that mean the most to help with this common, yet devastating, illness.
Is your sleep schedule messing with other bedroom activities?
The ultimate guide to healing so you can get on with your life.
By Susan Denham
The virus can cause cervical cancer, but is there any reason that boys should get vaccinated?
Sorry, folks, 'hacking' your sleep schedule for maximum efficiency is just another urban legend.
It's rare but not impossible to have an adverse reaction to your partner's ejaculate.
By Rachel Crowe
Whether you work from home or at an office, here's how to keep in good shape at your desk.
By Anna Herod
The 12-month study will try to shed light on a potential new way of healing penile scar tissue.
Mental health struggles can make sex feel like a no-win scenario, but there are solutions.
Complaining that your job drives you crazy might not be hyperbole— it could be a warning sign.
Aura migraines, a heavy burden on their own, may have connections to further sensory disorders.
By Fjolla Arifi
Don't believe every piece of nutrition advice that gets posted on social media.
Does your head ever hurt during or after sexual climax? Experts say you’re not alone.
By Anna Herod
We are what we eat—but maybe we are what we pee, as well.
Future prostate cancer screenings—all cancer screenings, really—will be more accurate.
Almost 10,000 Americans are diagnosed with a form of skin cancer each day—don't let one be you.
A lump is the most common indicator—self-exams help—but be aware of other signs of the disease.
By David Hopper
Before COVID, a virus had already infected the globe. We might fix it the same way.
By Helen Glenny
If your child has trouble breathing, check the context, know the triggers and go see a doctor.
FDA-approved in June 2021, this new drug is great news for people prone to yeast infections.
Working out is also great for your health and confidence.
Guidelines among medical bodies vary, but testicular self-exams play a role in cancer detection.
Getting your doctor to understand your pain is real takes time and detailed documentation.
By Holly Ellis
Changing your diet and introducing exercise to your regimen may up your odds of stopping cancer
By Holly Ellis
Learn all about peegasms, or what your mother never told you about holding in your pee.
You can't turn back time, but these lifestyle changes may help you look and feel younger.
By Kate Daniel
It's fallen off the virus radar, but protecting yourself is key to enjoying your summer outside.
By Holly Ellis
Have you ever woken up and been briefly unable to move at all? Hint: It's not the sandman.
By Anna Herod
Touted by radiologists, PAE for benign prostatic hyperplasia is under clinical trial in the U.S.
Changes to your eating and lifestyle could be the key to managing chronic bowel symptoms.
By Holly Ellis
Healthy blood pressure equals healthy blood flow, which equals healthy erectile function.
No motivation to get up and go exercise? Try a different approach.
Exercising with your children sets a positive example as you squeeze in a bit of self-care.
It's not dangerous, but penile Mondor's disease can be painful for men who experience it.
Congratulations, you're pregnant! And, no, that doesn't mean you should stop having sex.
By Kelly Kling
The obsession with taking up less space damages self-esteem and health. Gaining muscle can help.
One of the most underrated fitness skills that'll benefit you in old age.
Researchers are testing CCS1477, a drug whose nondescript name belies its powerful potential.
By Giddy Staff
Depression and anxiety can cause ED, and vice versa, so tackling mental obstacles is vital.
By David Hopper
This skin condition is often misunderstood, but the obstacles it poses to sex can be overcome.
By Fjolla Arifi
Overcome unhealthy obsessions with food and your body by using these practices during recovery.
By Lynn Braz
How sharing experiences can disarm gender-based abuse.
Specific exercises might be elusive, but overall activity is definitely beneficial.
From cramps to childbirth, women face plenty of pain, but they're not superheroes because of it.
Enlarged lymph nodes are affecting test results for some immunized women.
Discussing your heart with your doctor might just change your treatment plan.
By Holly Ellis
The low-intensity poses of restorative yoga can calm your endocrine system and enhance wellness.
The low-intensity poses of restorative yoga can calm your endocrine system and enhance wellness.
Patients will hear a lot of diagnostic lingo before and during treatment. Here's what it means.
No cardiologist, urologist or primary care doc can read minds. They can only help if they know.
Prolonged exposure to an elevated blood glucose level can cause erectile dysfunction.
It changes your approach to all things food.
Extreme cold has been used to help treat cancer for years. Can it help in other ways?
Whether you're into astrology or not, the numbers don't lie.
With reflection and communication, your sex life can transform into a validating experience.
By Nicole Beede
The average age at diagnosis is just 33, but the reasons are mostly theoretical at this point.
Asking about a new partner's testing habits is an awkward but necessary part of dating.
Responsible drinking can become second nature once you understand the facts and benefits.
Hormones and genetics may explain why your immune system is attacking your body.
By Kate Daniel
To avoid transmitting an infection, you first have to know you have it.
By Thea Engst
Mental struggles can impact your bedroom performance. Here's how to get out of your head.
By Emily Blaire
Does 'Hot Vax Summer' mean a coinciding return to in-person health appointments? It should.
An intercourse-induced infarction is rare, but other factors affect post–heart attack intimacy.
A curve, either left or right, that looks like it could cause an issue may need treatment.
By David Hopper
The field of epigenetics is revealing reasons for potential infertility across generations.
New cancer screening methods give patients the tools to avoid more invasive procedures.
After 14 years with bipolar disorder, an additional diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease shook me.
Still an important tool, a biopsy isn't automatic anymore thanks to new techniques and thinking.
The infection in your urethra could be caused by a bacterium that experts are still studying.
By Anna Herod
The ancient practice's whole-body benefits could very well perk up certain pleasurable parts.
‘Paging Dr. Bot’ may be futuristic, but artificial intelligence offers promising developments.
By Emily Blaire
It’s not just a challenge for the body or mind but a combination of both that made me stronger.
You expect it to affect nerves in your feet and legs, but your testicles? Yep, there, too.
These little worms can be a big annoyance, but they don't have to be a big deal.
Lots of men struggle with infertility. Knowing the facts can help you avoid unnecessary shame.
By Emily Blaire
An annoying health issue with serious, long-term repercussions is nothing to smile about.
They sound similar, and both deal with self-image, but don't get these two words confused.
If it’s not noisy neighbors or an uncomfy bed, the culprit might be in your health or habits.
By Anna Herod
In an instant, everything changes. Learning to cope is the only way forward.
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
Like all weight loss medical procedures, this innovation has significant benefits and risks.
When your drinking starts to go beyond the occasional social beer you may notice these changes.
By Anna Herod
Stop wasting cash on expensive fads and shop for these science-backed skincare ingredients.
By Kate Daniel
Just because it no longer dominates the news doesn't mean the risk of Zika is gone.
Regular investigation can be an important part of preventative care.
By Eric Schad
Why do men with IBD and IBS apparently have a greater risk and prevalence of ED?
Three procedures are lifting the look of this oft-ignored part of the body.
By Eric Schad
The ball is in your court when it comes to finding relief from this kind of genital pain.
Pelvic pain can be debilitating, but finding a cause allows for an active and healthy lifestyle.
By Holly Ellis
Is the desire to look and feel like a superhero causing men to go too far in their workouts?
Expectations of masculine or feminine posture are outdated and harmful for both body and psyche.
By Luna
Here’s how to get your mind and body ready to make it to the finish line of your first 5K.
Understanding the condition and its secondary complications can improve your quality of life.
By Holly Ellis
Caught early, bladder cancer is highly treatable. But other factors may affect your fertility.
Issues with this critical gland often mimic other diseases, making it difficult to diagnose.
The way you care for your teeth and gums affects your baby, too.
By Heidi Tait
Whether T2 is a new or old challenge in your life, these refresher FAQs can help.
By Mary Lougee
If you’re among the 16 percent of women with vulvar pain, here’s what you need to know.
When body chemicals get out of whack, it can affect every aspect of your life.
Just like other parts of the body, your genitals can benefit from antioxidant-rich foods.
Scabies is an easily treated parasitic infection that carries a damaging social stigma.
By Holly Ellis
Addressing the symptoms of this scrotum condition is simple enough, even if you can't avoid it.
By Erin Coleman
This new phase in life is a time to listen to your changing body.
By Rachel Crowe
Some forms of the disease are so unusual that there's still a lot we need to learn about them.
By Anna Herod
So, you booked your first Spartan race. What’s next?
Let's review where to find your cervix and what it can tell you about your reproductive system.
By Megan Deak
Standing up for yourself in a clinic is intimidating, but it may save your life.
By Rachel Crowe
Lots of penises have a curve, slight or significant, but when is it worth considering surgery?
Getting back to the grind can be an uphill battle.
Research suggests prostate cancer is deadlier and more likely to reoccur among smokers.
By Anna Herod
Do successful coronavirus vaccines mean hope for vaccination against HIV/AIDS?
Arthritis pain and stiffness can both be reduced with exercise, but easy does it.
By Mary Lougee
Women worldwide know their pain won’t be taken seriously, a burden with deadly consequences.
By Holly Ellis
You probably know someone with an autoimmune disease, but what does it mean?
From fractures to curves, here's a hard look into lesser-known penis problems.
By David Hopper
Understand the ways doctors stage and rate prostate cancer, and how they talk about it.
By David Hopper
If you're anxious about having a testicle or lymph nodes removed, learn what you need to know.
By David Hopper
Don't panic if you pee a little during Pilates—it's common in adult women of all ages.
Find out what genes and family history have to say when it comes to testicular cancer.
By Eric Schad
After pandemic life and escalations in racial violence, coping becomes a survival strategy.
By Rui Hua
When medical care is inaccessible—or not trustworthy—self-diagnosis can be empowering.
By Rui Hua
Never ignore pain in your penis, because it may indicate a serious underlying problem.
By Sarah Morris
The rest new parents need is possible with these tried-and-true strategies.
New tools are about early, accurate and/or outcome-changing detection; they're pretty cool, too.
By Eric Schad
Advancements in targeted therapies mean increased survival rates for breast cancer patients.
Alcohol has long been used for oral hygiene, but some dentists recommend safer alternatives.
While Tourette syndrome can present challenges, it's possible to effectively manage symptoms.
By Anna Herod
A surprising cause of erectile dysfunction is an overload of an essential mineral.
Are you just a homebody or is it becoming a full-blown phobia?
Cancer of your penis? It can happen. Find out how to identify and treat it.
By Eric Schad
Running is a straightforward and accessible exercise, but that doesn't make it the best choice.
The disease has a promising recovery rate, especially if you take an active role in treatment.
Depression can leave you feeling unmotivated and sluggish—even in the bedroom.
By Ally Sweeten
Going for a few laps around your neighborhood may do more for you than you think.
Going for a few laps around your neighborhood may do more for you than you think.
A 2019 study shows that high-intensity gym rats are more likely to get injured than beginners.
Once you’ve had time to process the news yourself, you’ll need to decide who to tell.
Your desk-jockey and couch-potato habits might impact your chance of having kids.
Learn about the types of vaginal cancer, and the risk factors and symptoms to watch out for.
By Jessy Humann
Getting regular penis exams from your doctor is an important part of preventive healthcare.
By Anna Herod
The often unexplored territory between your clitoris and vagina deserves your attention.
A variety of modern technologies can help gather tissue samples for prostate cancer screening.
These similar viruses have some very important differences.
Doing the right thing for a loved one may not mean playing the hero.
Testicular cancer is traumatic, but understanding the side effects of treatment is vital, too.
Exercise is excellent for your health, but is too much a bad thing?
Knowing what causes it can certainly help you avoid it. We're here to help.
By Sarah Morris
Can you strive for fitness while appreciating your natural form?
By Nicole Beede
Learn how to set up a successful quit-smoking plan that includes the appropriate use of NRT.
The global perspective challenges Western assumptions on breast cancer care.
By Rachel Crowe
If you have an anxiety disorder, experts say you're at greater risk of developing OCD.
By Anna Herod
Your oral health can tell you more about your overall health than you think.
By Anna Herod
What you eat can profoundly impact hormone levels and overall health.
By Kate Daniel
Celebrate a healthy new start by resuming your pre-pandemic exercise regimen. Just be careful.
It's a fast solution for unwanted smells. Here's how it works and why you should avoid overuse.
Chronic pain, obesity and even medical treatments may make you change your approach to sex.
Aging takes a toll on the body, but a healthy lifestyle can keep you robust through the years.
By K.A Dan
Younger guys facing trauma-induced erectile dysfunction can consider penile revascularization.
By Eric Schad
The two conditions can seem similar, so only a doctor can help you tell them apart.
By Eric Schad
Not all lumps in the testicles are created equal. A spermatocele is benign but needs attention.
Certain healthy lifestyle behaviors can benefit lazy sperm and improve their motility.
By Sarah Morris
A traumatic brain injury can significantly impact sexual function, both physically and mentally.
By Anna Herod
Though it's common and often harmless, an ignored case of BPH can lead to complications.
By Anna Herod
A deeper dive into the types of plastic surgery men get and why.
By Thea Engst
The conditions are related but to say excess breast tissues causes ED ignores other factors.
Here's what you need to know about the physical symptoms that might point to epididymitis.
By David Hopper
Help your partner manage these conditions so both of you can enjoy a satisfying sex life.
Dive into the facts about erectile dysfunction and blood pressure medication.
Like the other parts of your body, your prostate needs the right foods to stay healthy.
By Eric Schad
Getting hit in the balls isn't always a cause for concern, but it helps to know why it hurts.
By Sarah Morris
If you're having trouble getting ready for love, your beer belly could be the culprit.
By Eric Schad
Stress can compromise your immunity and increase the risk of relapse after prostate cancer.
By Sarah Morris
Correcting this penile birth defect may boost self-confidence, but be aware of the risks.
Here are some nuggets of information about everything that's packed into the scrotum.
These tests provide access to tons of info, which can induce more than a little anxiety.
How is prostatitis treated? What are some prevention methods? Here are the answers you need.
By David Hopper
Many men enjoy a few drinks now and then, but such consumption carries sexual side effects.
Don't risk losing a testicle—torsion is a painful emergency.
Sex may change with age, but these six tips will help keep you active and satisfied.
By David Hopper
High blood pressure isn't the only reason to cut your sodium intake.
The virus may be responsible for your erections—or lack thereof.
You're strengthening more than your muscles when you work out.
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.
A hard penis during defecation isn't abnormal, but it's probably not recurring for most guys.
By David Hopper
Summertime brings more sun exposure, but smart strategizing can save your skin.
Your self-exam in the shower is just the first of many possible tests your doctor may recommend.
Breaking a sweat may be your secret weapon in the fight against erectile dysfunction.
Testicular cancer has a superb survival rate, but you need to get some details ASAP.
Since the two conditions are so closely tied together, treating one should improve both.
By Erin Coleman
The verdict is in: Good cardiovascular health is essential for keeping your hard-ons hard.
Every case of prostate cancer is different, so get answers that are important to you.
By David Hopper
Surgery. Chemo. Radiation. They're all options. Here's what they might mean to your life.
There's nothing embarrassing about undergoing effective and important diagnostic test.
If you're considering sizing down, there are a few things you ought to know.
Women with Irritable Bowel Syndrome face a daily struggle to manage their symptoms.
By Holly Ellis
Why an increase in blood supply leaves your hands swollen and uncomfortable.
By Rachel Crowe
It makes up a fraction of your penis, but the glans is pivotal to male health and sexuality.
By Eric Schad
If you have osteoporosis, caution and creativity are key to continuing a healthy sex life.
By David Hopper
Kidney disease can cause sexual problems, but you have options to treat one and avoid the other.
By Eric Schad
Tobacco can cause negative impacts on many aspects of your health—even erectile dysfunction.
From causing bad moods to ED, low testosterone can take a toll. Here's how to help your partner.
By Anna Herod
Learn what you can do to maintain your erections so diabetes won't wreck your love life.
By Eric Schad
While the cause of this chronic vulva pain is unknown, treatment is possible.
By Chuck Green
Battling the pain of endometriosis can be exhausting, and sometimes you need a break.
Surgery, radiation and chemotherapy save lives…at a price.
Examining your testes regularly may help you detect abnormalities, including testicular cancer.
By Sarah Morris
Diabetic men are more prone to erectile issues than men at large. Get answers that help.
By Eric Schad
This common condition in the scrotum can sometimes disguise a more serious genital issue.
You shouldn't ignore either testicular condition, so take the time to get to know both of them.
Pain reduction, curvature improvement and sexual function restoration are all possible.
By Sarah Morris
Restless legs syndrome sufferers have an uncontrollable urge to move their legs, even at night.
By Anna Herod
From Freud’s primal scene to fear of death, it’s not just ‘ageism’ at play here.
By Jake Hall
Reaching for the scalpel may not be the first option for dealing with varicoceles anymore.
Treating one condition can often help with the other—if you're willing to talk about them.
A loved one can make a real difference after a man receives a testicular cancer diagnosis.
Nighttime erections aren't just a weird penis feature. They're an indication of overall health.
Get out of your own head and back into the bedroom by making positive changes in your life.
By Eric Schad
Prostate cancer is life-altering, but it can open a window for renewed mutual support.
The world of modern medicine presents several options to tighten your waist.
Crohn's disease, a form of IBD, affects millions of people in the United States.
By Anna Herod
An Italian study indicates getting COVID-19 could mean erectile issues for younger guys.
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
The more readily we all accept the validity of this vaccine, the more lives we will save.
By Eric Schad
Without enough sleep, all aspects of your health can suffer. But how much is enough?
By Eric Schad
All women—and some men—should get this routine check for cancerous cells.
Herpes is an extremely common STI, and you or your partner may already have it.
Your own body is the best piece of workout equipment you could ask for.
By Anna Herod
Lumps in the breast are completely normal, and learning how to react will reduce stress.
Remedies in conjunction with antibiotics may help you bounce back faster.
By Holly Ellis
True stories of three people who impulsively have sex while they slumber.
Here’s how to manage oral herpes breakouts and prevent them from reoccurring.
By Erica Garza
They may start as a minor fungal overgrowth, but yeast infections should not go untreated.
With some planning, you can enjoy time out on the town with loved ones, regardless of IBS.
How much does your state of mind shape your sexual health?
How much does your state of mind shape your sexual health?
Are you living with chronic pain but don't want to resort to narcotics? You have options.
Aching joints don’t have to ruin your romantic life.
By David Hopper
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.
Stop taking the pink stuff and get to a gastroenterologist.
Higher estrogen levels pose risks, but if the pill is not for you, alternatives are available.
By Sarah Morris
Don't fret—those tiny bumps on your areola are actually normal.
By Alex Denny
With a bit of creativity and courage, you can find new paths to reaching your full potential.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) creates obstacles for sex, but wise choices can mitigate them.
By Jason Crosby
With patience and positivity, you can be the secret weapon in a friend's battle against tobacco.
Cancer may take your testicles, but it can't take your manhood.
Syphilis is an STD that can lead to serious complications. Know what to look for and get help.
If you've only got 20 minutes to spend in the sheets, shut-eye might be better than sex.
By Ashley Mateo
The first step in treating erectile dysfunction is tending to your heart and vascular health.
By Giddy Staff
Get to the heart of the matter with erectile dysfunction, from diagnosis through treatment.
By Giddy Staff
Syphilis is a dangerous infection that can cause fetal deformities or death if left untreated.
By Holly Ellis
The links are so clear that ED can even predict cardiovascular problems.
It's harder to get a good night's rest as you get older—use these tips to help.
Self-care is a good remedy for the negative side effects of radiation therapy.
The most common STI in the world could give you cancer, or it could simply disappear.
In addition to a lump in the testicles, lesser known symptoms should also get your attention.
By David Hopper
Research into a link between the two conditions has shown conflicting results.
By Anna Herod
One of the most common cancers in men under age 44, testicular cancer is highly treatable.
By Eric Schad
Slow strides are being made toward a more open understanding of women's sexual dysfunction.
By Jason Crosby
When standard chemo doesn't work, stem-cell transplants act as a second line of defense.
Certain genetic traits can significantly increase your risk of developing ovarian cancer.
By Anna Herod
It's normal to feel down sometimes when caring for a newborn. But at what point is it dangerous?
PMDD can be debilitating but doesn't have to be with the right tips and techniques.
Herpes can't be cured, but you can treat cold sores caused by the virus.
Treatment for testicular cancer can affect the survivor, both physically and psychologically.
By David Hopper
Approaching each condition separately can help with both.
The answer may surprise—and free—you. Here are the do's and don'ts of not wearing underwear.
A little preparation can reduce suffering from the side effects of cervical cancer treatment.
There are a few ways to handle this difficult syndrome.
An abnormal Pap smear can require further testing via a colposcopy. Here's how you can be ready.
The disease affects 2,650 men each year, but 'macho behavior' keeps many from seeking help.
Post-delivery, it's easy to feel pressured to get back at it—but your partner will have to deal.
Studies of testosterone's effect on diabetes also offer insights into erectile dysfunction.
Practical advice for putting troubled sleeping behind you.
Unfortunately, the early symptoms of this dangerous disease are minor and easy to overlook.
Nothing prepares you for a drug that wipes out everything in its path—even testicular cancer.
Studies show this cosmetic treatment may also improve symptoms of an enlarged prostate.
By Sarah Morris
Looking and being healthy aren't always the same. What else should you know about your health?
By Holly Ellis
Keeping a healthy sleep schedule is essential to maintaining overall health and wellness.
By Anna Herod
Two elements of life paramount to your happiness are more closely related than you think.
The benefits of exercise extend to the bedroom, but they take commitment and work.
By Giddy Staff
Chronic conditions typically have no cure, but their symptoms can be managed for a better life.
By David Hopper
Anything that impacts your body impacts your sex life. But you can always find ways to adjust.
By Giddy Staff
Find out why balanced nutrition, exercise and stress management should be top priorities.
By David Hopper
Pregnancy can be daunting. Here are some tips to help you make it through the long journey.
By Giddy Staff
This isn't just your grandfather's disease—prevention can begin no matter how young you are.
Eradication of cervical cancer is an achievable goal—if we can get resources to critical sites.
By David Hopper
They're not guaranteed to last a lifetime.
By Sarah Morris
The metabolic process affects how you process food and plays a role in a healthy libido.
By Haley Gray
If you're struggling to stay erect, your first call should probably be to your cardiologist.
If you're struggling to stay erect, your first call should probably be to your cardiologist.
An early-stage testicular cancer diagnosis could mean cutting radioactive scans down by half.
Even if workouts aren't doable, everyone should welcome stretching into their daily routine.
Part of staying healthy and active as you age means taking control of your bone health.
Your hair will shimmer and shine with appreciation under a natural touch.
If you're struggling with female sexual dysfunction, check on your cardiovascular health.
By Holly Ellis
If you have urination difficulties, identify the root cause so you can receive appropriate care.
By Eric Schad
A sudden panic attack can be daunting, but you have ways to cope.
Some UTI symptoms may fly under the radar, but missing the clues can have consequences.
By Holly Ellis
Most dudes are familiar with the sensation, but it's nothing to get your boxers in a wad about.
By Ashley Mateo
These five tips will help you navigate a difficult situation and be a valued resource.
Keeping nipples healthy during breastfeeding can prevent serious health complications.
By Holly Ellis
Ten million new cases of dementia are reported worldwide each year. Recognize the symptoms.
By Anna Herod
Thankfully, it's true love, because it takes some of that when one partner has a bowel disease.
By Emily Blaire
Basic information and daily clues can help you understand and avoid herpes outbreaks.
Getting a good night's rest could be as simple as watching what you consume, and when.
By Holly Ellis
Knowing your type of sleep animal can help you identify the ideal time to mate.
By Haley Gray
Stigma is the main killjoy holding back anyone with a stoma from enjoying time in the bedroom.
In a ticklish conversation, success comes down to how you choose your words.
Excluding men and boys from our understanding of eating disorders poses pitfalls for treatment.
Dense tissue can put women at a higher risk for breast cancer over the course of their lives.
By Anna Herod
Optimal underwear can lead to a healthier vagina in terms of sex life and fertility.
By Sarah Morris
There are a number of fallacies around soy and what it does, or doesn't do, to your body.
By Anna Herod
As women get older, they may want to reassess how often they get mammogram screenings.
By Anna Herod
In the fight versus prostate cancer, ADT can be a strong defense but also an unwelcome opponent.
By Jason Crosby
Loving each other through recovery isn't easy, but hard work can make a relationship stronger.
Loss of elastic tissue causes skin to sag. Nonsurgical skin tightening is an appealing remedy.
Lack of restful sleep due to sleep apnea can pack a harder punch than you think.
More than 27,000 women under age 45 are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.
No two dicks are the same, and that slight arc might actually improve your sex life.
By Paul Schrodt
Hypospadias, repaired or not, leads to numerous issues, but treatment and support are available.
It might be easier than you think to find a fun, rewarding way to get your move on.
If you've thought about getting an IUD but feel a little unsure, here are some considerations.
Understanding your ED means first knowing how diabetes and erections interact with each other.
Proper nutrition and exercise are top priorities, but three additional methods can help, too.
Frequent sufferers don't despair: This troublesome fungal infection is easily treated.
During pregnancy, intense specified hunger can go beyond just wishing for a cookie.
By Alyssa Moore
Are you clenching your jaw at night? Here's why and how you can cope.
Millions of Americans suffer from this form of inflammatory bowel disease. Know the signs.
By Anna Herod
Autoimmune diseases cause distress, medical complications and, possibly, fertility issues.
By Jason Crosby
Here's a guide on how to avoid it—and treat it if you get it.
Multiple labor pain-management options exist, so here's what to consider for your delivery.
Reluctant to go to a doctor’s office? Try an at-home test for sexually transmitted diseases.
Unhappy about the size of your penis? Consider penoplasty, or plastic surgery of the penis.
There are many choices and factors to consider after you decide to terminate a pregnancy.
As is the case with most matters of the bedroom, popping the blue pill is all about the timing.
If you're searching for the truth about Botox injections, read on.
When it comes to dyeing your hair, consider henna, a natural option.
A UTI can strike at any time and lead to serious complications. Be prepared with the facts.
Copper IUDs may be the cause behind your pain and bloat.
As long as your doctor is involved, there are many natural remedies for this common problem.
Here are 6 effective ways to cope with an issue that can make life difficult.
By Sarah Morris
While they are meant to help in the bedroom, some studies suggest additional health benefits.
Giving birth to a baby with hypospadias causes new circumcision considerations.
The male reproductive system may look uncomplicated, but there’s a lot going on down there.
By Scott Boyter
Here are a few tips for success when you’re planning to have children.
Electronics have been linked to male infertility, but men can take steps to reduce the risks.
By Jason Crosby
Consumer-based genetic testing is adding a new wrinkle to the issue of sperm-donor privacy.
By Jason Crosby
One of the most devastating STDs is making a comeback, so get educated about syphilis’s stages.
Learn key information on changing the appearance of your downstairs bits.
Doctors recommend that everyone increase levels of activity to prevent bone density loss.
You love your partner and want the best for them, but be wary of sending the wrong message.
Let’s blow up four big, fat lies about the sex lives of overweight people, once and for all.
Chronic pain impacts more than 1.5 billion people and can cause harm to a healthy sex life.
Cardiovascular health is a key for maintaining a healthy sex life as you age.
By Eric Schad
About 121.5 million adults in the U.S. suffer from heart disease. Many feel its effects in bed.
By Jason Crosby
You’ve had surgery to improve your health—great! Now, when can you get back to having sex?
It’s uncommon and not widely known, but yes, POIS exists; you can get sick after ejaculation.
By Jason Crosby
It’s uncommon and not widely known, but yes, POIS exists; you can get sick after ejaculation.
By Jason Crosby
It’s uncommon and not widely known, but yes, POIS exists; you can get sick after ejaculation.
By Jason Crosby
Help is readily available—and crucial—for the most common of all eating disorders.
By Anna Herod
Even after treatment, this birth defect of the penis may pose complications to patients.
Researchers believe erectile dysfunction could be a sign of cardiovascular problems.
By David Hopper
Erectile dysfunction affects tens of millions of U.S. men, but exercise can change that figure.
Breast implants are not meant to be lifetime devices. Understand the maintenance they require.
By Anna Herod
Twenty percent of the population lives with chronic pain. What’s the path forward?
While these medications are effective for pain management, some side effects could cause problem
By Giddy Staff
Given the possible side effects, consult a doctor about your health before taking birth control.
Know what you’re putting in your body, and what to do to make it most effective.
You’ve survived testicular cancer. That’s the good news. Now, let’s consider what comes next.
By Giddy Staff
Lifestyle changes and new treatments can help men get more nitric oxide and promote blood flow.
By Sarah Morris