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Medical Reference related to sex & relationships

1. Sex and relationships FAQs
   

   Answers to frequently asked questions about sex and relationships.

2. Anal sex
   

   While any kind of sexual activity carries a risk of sexually transmitted infections or STIs, penetrative anal sex poses a higher risk because the anus is more susceptible to infection.

3. Coming out
   

   Telling people about your sexuality – or coming out, as it’s known – can, indeed, be a confusing and nerve-racking experience.

4. Things women should know about masturbation
   

   Masturbation is a commonly practised sexual activity by women and one that has many benefits.

5. Sex and relationships: Finding help
   

   If you are looking for more information about sexual and relationships, we can help. Use these resources to get more help, support and advice.

6. How often should couples have sex?
   

   Research shows that couples who have sex once a week may be the happiest, but how often do couples normally have sex – and how much does it matter to their relationship?

7. The male reproductive system
   

   An overview of the male reproductive system from our experts.

8. Talking to your children about sex
   

   It is important to talk to children about sex. Although they'll learn about sex at school, and pick up some information in the playground and online, it is best that they get the facts from their parents as well as from their teachers.

9. Masturbation
   

   Masturbation usually describes sexual self-arousal and orgasm by touching, stroking or rubbing the penis or rubbing the vagina or clitoris.

10. Frequently asked questions about sexual health
    

    BootsWebMD answers your frequently asked questions about sexual health.