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Sexual intercourse and sex before and during pregnancy are essential when getting pregnant and trying to conceive. BabyMed helps you sort through all the information you need to know.

In general it's safe to make love during pregnancy but there are some circumstances where it may be too risky.  These  include:

The best time to get pregnant fast is to have sex or sexual intercourse once a day every day during the 4-5 days before and on the day of ovulation.

Your best chance to get pregnant is if you have sex and make love regularly, two to three times a week, every week, each and every month,

Thrills in the bedroom are far from natural and couples need to take the time to understand needs, wants, desires and the process to make these a reality when the time is right.

Because men only ejaculate once during a sexual act, they believe they can not have multiple orgasms. But that is false; having multiple orgasms means redefining the idea of what an orgasm really is.

Pornography addiction is thought of as an addiction of the very real effects it can have on life and daily function. Wtih pornography addiction, pornography is a constant thought and often replaces personal, intimate contact with other human beings.

When men worry about penis size, they often resort to supplements and solutions that promise penile or penis enlargement. What many men don't realize is the fact that most solutions have very little effect on real penis length or width.

Men and women think about foreplay in completely different ways. In order to make the most of your sexual experience, there needs to be a common understanding about foreplay and its effect on sexual pleasure.

Great sex is all about relaxation, confidence and understanding the definition of great sex. The following are the 3 top guidelines for how to improve your sex life and have great sex: intimacy, talking and redefining what great sex means.

When trying to combat a low libido, men often turn to medications and prescription treatments to increase sex drive and erection time. While these treatments may work in some cases, they often dismiss the root cause of many issues related to normal male sex drive which simply not having enough sex.

The time it takes a man to reach ejaculation is often the subject of
heated, personal thoughts. Working with the body and your partner to find a solution to ejaculation problems/premature ejaculation is the best choice towards reaching a solution.

According to recent research, male circumcision (the removal of foreskin) can reduce the risk of HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, cancer and infection. At the end of the day, however, choosing circumcision for your baby or as an adult is all about choice.

Sexual frustration does not always have to deal with the frequency of sexual intimacy. Instead, it often deals with the ability of a man to please his woman and vice versa.

Over time, if the problems are not rectified, the couple can say goodbye to a love life of any kind. Relationships are based on communication, interaction and trust. Male and female sexuality are also based on these three elements.

When it comes to libido, there is a common misconception that men are always revving to go in the bedroom while women are the ones that drag their feet toward intimacy.

STD prevention is easy: don’t have unprotected sex. The easiest and most effective preventative tactic is the use of condoms. Men have the power to reduce the number of people dying every year due to STDs.

STDs, or sexually transmitted diseases, are passed from one person to another via unprotected sex. Syphilis is only one of three major STDs men have to worry about when choosing sexual partners and protection. The two others are HIV and Gonorrhea.

Many people who suffer from sex addiction start out believing they simply love sex. Sex addiction can lead to lost connection with family and friends, failed marriages, loss of children, sexually transmitted disease, unwanted pregnancy and death.

Ladies across the world consistently ask the question, “Why do men cheat?” In a recent study, 200 men were asked about their relationship habits and why they chose to cheat or not to cheat. The answers may be a bit different than those many women expected.