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Pregnancy and sex: are there any risks?

Is it possible or not to have sex during pregnancy? Is there a risk of harm to the baby? Is this dangerous? Talking about sex during pregnancy is practically taboo, given all the fears that exist on the subject. Let's try to dispel some popular myths.

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Infections during pregnancy: which are the most dangerous?

Expectant mothers may sometimes feel increased fatigue, muscle pain or low-grade fever. These symptoms should be paid attention to, since many infections during pregnancy often go unnoticed, and sometimes asymptomatic in the mother, but can be transmitted to the newborn and even cause serious consequences.

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Cystitis in summer: why does it occur more often?

Summer is a time that many people look forward to, because it gives us the opportunity to enjoy the sun, the beach and relaxation. However, this is also a time when certain health problems, such as cystitis, may be more common. What is the connection between cystitis and fever?

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Penile fracture: how does it manifest?

A penile fracture is a clinical condition that is characterized by a sudden and painful rupture of the tunica albuginea of the corpora cavernosa, that is, those spongy tissues that, when supplied with blood, cause an erection.

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Short frenulum: how to recognize?

Like penises, frenulums can also be different: they can be distinguished by greater or less thickness or by attachment to the head, and this is completely normal. We are talking about a short frenulum, when this part of the skin is not elastic or long enough for the foreskin to slide properly.

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Menstrual cycle after 40 years: what changes are expected?

For most women, the menstrual cycle is a regular monthly event that occurs more or less punctually every 28 days. However, after reaching 40 years of age, it is very common to experience some changes. The cycle may tend to be irregular and vary in duration and intensity of bleeding. The reasons for this may be physiolo

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