Everything you need to know about the morning after pill
Many women rely on the morning after pill to prevent pregnancy, but what exactly is it? In this article we look into: What is the morning after pill? The morning after pill is a form of emergency hormonal contraception. It is taken after unprotected sex where no contraception has been used or, where contraception has […]
Sex Workout Calculator
To burn off the calories of a chocolate bar, you have to run four miles! If that doesn’t sound like much fun, replace that with just half an hour of heated sex. Sex is an area often overlooked in terms of our workout regime, but with different positions you can burn calories, tone muscles and […]
Can Women Take Viagra?
You might have heard the term ‘Female Viagra’ when researching sexual problems in women. Unfortunately, there is no such thing as female Viagra in the UK currently and you cannot buy female Viagra. However, there are certain products in other countries like the USA that have been approved. Tablet of contents: Sexual Problems in Women […]
Is Rigevidon safe?
While it is important to be aware of the risks of taking the combined contraceptive Rigevidon, the risks should be considered with appropriate perspective.
What is the contraceptive sponge?
The contraceptive sponge is a soft, small donut-shaped device containing spermicide. It’s inserted into the vagina to create a barrier to stop sperm.
Why am I bleeding on the pill?
When you first start taking the pill it’s common to experience spotting or breakthrough bleeding, this is completely normal and nothing to worry about.
Dianette
Dianette is a medication prescribed to women who are experiencing severe acne or excessive hair growth, known as hirsutism.
Can you use cling film instead of a condom?
There are few things more annoying than finding out you’ve run out of condoms just when you need one. Unfortunately, cling film is not a sensible replacement.
Propecia vs Finasteride
What is the difference between Propecia and Finasteride tablets for hair loss?
Is it possible to get pregnant while taking the pill?
If used perfectly, the contraceptive pill is 99% effective. However, due to human error, the actual effectiveness in the general population is 91%.
