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Q&A: I Can’t Have Penetrative Sex, Can I Still Get Pregnant?
In order to have the best chances of becoming pregnant, you will want to have your partner ejaculate at your vaginal opening in the days prior to ovulation.
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Q&A: What Can Be Done About Vaginal Pain During Sex?
As many as 10-15% of women experience chronic genital pain. In this episode, Dr. Debby Herbenick answers a question about vaginal pain during sex.
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Q&A: Anal Sex: Cleanliness And Avoiding Pain
People rarely talk to each other about anal sex, which can leave many people feeling confused or uncertain about how to try this particular sexual behavior.
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Q&A: Pain From Using A New Vibrator
Using a new vibrator can be a fun experience, but one reader wonders if they could have injured themselves with the new toy.
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Q&A: Pain From Sex Partner With Large Penis
A reader wonders if her partner's penis is too large to have comfortable vaginal intercourse.
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Q&A: Small Vagina And How To Have Comfortable Sex
How to deal with a smaller vagina and steps to make sex comfortable for both partners.
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Q&A: Virginity And Overcoming Uncomfortable Sex
A female reader asks about having sex for the first time with some uncomfortable results. What can she do to overcome the anxiety around having sex?
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Q&A: Vaginal Bleeding During And After Sex
There are many possible reasons for bleeding that occurs during or after intercourse.


