The world is currently in the grip of the Coronavirus pandemic. Yet, we cannot forget all the another sexual transmitted infections. I contributed to an article for Dischem’s Benefits Magazine, summer edition.
Considering the extraordinary circumstances and the impact that COVID19 may have on mental health it is important to determine whether this has also triggered a variety of sexual problems. Listen to my podcast with Mariette Snyman…
January is cervical health awareness month and chances are that you haven’t given your cervix the attention it deserves. Most women know that they need to go for their pap smears, but there are so much more that you need to know about your cervix.
As adults we tend to forget what puberty was like, when the changes started and what it felt like. Navigating through puberty can be very challenging, both for the children as well as the parents. But if we understand what to expect and when to expect certain changes we can help our children through it.
We’ve spoken about women’s sexual health and vaginal care, and now it’s time to put a focus on men’s sexual health. What are those things that men need to know about their sexual health? Well to help with this conversation, Nicole da Silva was joined by Dr Jireh Serfontein, sexual health doctor and head of MySexualHealth Pretoria.
Covid-19 has affected all areas of everyday life and sex is no exception. In this article for YOU magazine, Dr Jireh Serfontein, along with other experts, provides advice on how to avoid coronavirus transmission during sex.
Is sexual pleasure a human right? Sexual rights are grounded in universal human rights, and part of your basic sexual rights is to have safe and pleasurable sex, free of coercion and discrimination.
