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Why is Sexual Health and education so Important?

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the openness with which people approach sex. This is mostly due to increased exposure to various sex educations, sexual health, professional assistance, growing understanding of how to have safe sex, and better inclusion of sex-related items in the debate. It used to be a taboo subject, a private matter that was only discussed behind closed doors, and people were often hesitant to seek expert guidance. People are more open to experimentation now that they’ve discovered the drawbacks of keeping it a secret. It has a number of health benefits, but it can also serve as a disease entry point. As a result, more openness is required.

What is Sexual Health and Wellness?

Sexual wellbeing is a combination of physical, mental, and social well-being that has something to do with sexuality. Growing sexual wellness knowledge encourages a good and respectful attitude toward sexuality and sexual interactions. This also assures that the couple participating in it has a safe and enjoyable experience free of compulsion, discrimination, or violence. Better exposure would also reduce the risk of obtaining sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) or becoming pregnant unintentionally.

What to do to be sexually Healthy?

Understanding that sex is more than just intercourse or masturbation is key to sexual wellness. It has something to do with our overall health, how we feel in our skin, and how close we are to our partner (s).

Condoms, intrauterine devices (IUDs), contraceptive shots and pills, and fertility tracking are all examples of sexual protection today. When it comes to sexual activity, the sort of protection you and your partner choose will be determined by your specific needs as well as theirs. These forms of protection also serve a variety of purposes.

Condoms (which should only be used once unless the manufacturer specifies otherwise) are a multi-purpose tool that can help prevent both pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted illnesses (STIs). Contraceptives are used to prevent conception, but they can also be taken for a variety of other purposes, including PMS relief, acne management, and more. Read more

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Maximum people feel that second day of their periods is the worst. Do you agree?

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Infertility and what are it’s causes? - Weesure

Infertility is defined as a couple's inability to produce a child after attempting to do so for at least a year. Both Primary and Secondary

Infertility is a condition that affects both men and women. Men can also be infertile. In truth, both men and women are equally susceptible to infertility issues. Learn more about Infertility from the Weesure blog section.

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Menstrual Cup: Is it better than a Tampon? - Weesure

A menstrual cup is a sanitary item that is put into the vagina during menstruation. The function of this device is to collect menstrual flui

One of the most important questions nowadays is which period product should you be using! Here is why Menstrual Cups are gaining so much popularity and how they are actually a viable option.

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Why is Sexual Health and education so Important?

Sexual Health can be defined as a combination of physical mental well-being that is related to sexuality. Why is Sexual Health and education

Sexual wellbeing is a combination of physical, mental, and social well-being that has something to do with sexuality. This Valentine's day learns more about Sexual Health.

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What is a Female Urination Device – How to use it - Weesure

What is a Female Urination Device - How to use it, What is a Female Urination Device, Convenience of using a Female Urination Device.

Ever wondered how these Female Urination Devices works? Here are some information about Female Urination Devices and how to use it.

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What is a Fertility diet? How it can help

Fertility and diet are popular issues these days, and fertility-related foods are a big part of that. Is it true, however, that particular diets can help you become more fertile? Also known as a a Fertility Diet.

While no single food or fertility diet will suddenly increase your chances of conception, a nutritious and well-balanced diet can surely help men and women maintain general health, including reproductive health.

It’s crucial to note that many major diseases that cause infertility in women and men are unaffected by food choices. Dietary modifications, for example, will not unblock the fallopian tubes if the tubes are obstructed, preventing sperm from reaching an egg.

Foods that can be included in the Fertility Diet

Aged Cheese

Aged cheddar, parmesan, and manchego cheeses, for example, may help sperm health. Polyamines are abundant in mature cheeses. Polyamines are a type of protein that can be found in both plant and animal sources. They are also found in humans naturally.

Polyamines have been shown to serve a crucial role in the reproductive system, according to research. Mature cheese contains a large amount of the polyamine putrescine, which may help sperm health. Putrescine is also thought to improve egg health, particularly in women over 35. (Yes, the putrescine found in grapefruit is the same putrescine found in grapefruit.)

Sunflower Seeds

Sunflower seed kernels that have been roasted and unsalted are high in vitamin E, an essential component that has been found to improve sperm count and motility in certain persons. Sunflower seeds are also high in folate and selenium, both of which are essential for male and female fertility. Sunflower seeds contain small levels of omega-3 fatty acids and are a good source of omega-6 fatty acids. Read More

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Can BMI Affects a women’s Fertility?

When it comes to fertility, your BMI and weight matters. Obesity is one of the leading causes of preventable infertility in women. 1 (It’s unclear how much weight affects male fertility.) According to the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), more than 70% of women with weight-related infertility could get pregnant without fertility treatments if they lose weight.

At the same time, it’s critical to understand that hormonal imbalances and a variety of other factors can contribute to weight gain. It’s not just a matter of eating healthier and exercising more. Furthermore, being underweight can lead to infertility. The situation is more complex than that. What effect does weight have on fertility? Is your weight normal for your height? What are you going to do about it? Being Overweight Researchers looked at the relationship between women’s body size and how long it took them to get pregnant in a study published in the journal Human Reproduction. The authors studied approximately 1,650 women. Women with a BMI of 25 to 29 had a 17 percent longer delay in getting pregnant than those with a BMI of 20 to 24 (roughly the normal-weight range). Those who were obese with a BMI of 30 to 34 had a 25% longer delay, and those who were extremely obese with a BMI of 35 or higher had a 39% longer delay. Read more

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Can BMI Affects a women’s Fertility? - Weesure

You may be aware that pregnancy causes weight gain, but you may not have considered how your current body weight may affect your ability to

Does it really? To know more read the full article on effects of BMI on fertility!

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Trying to get pregnant and don't know how Basal Body Temperature works?

Read in depth about BBT and how it works on our blog section.

How does basal body temperature (BBT) help in pregnancy? A small rise in basal body temperature may occur during ovulation.

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Female urination devices (FUD), also known as pee funnels, allow you to answer nature's call without sacrificing your dignity. Now you can S

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Underwear is important! Bacterial deposition in your underwear can cause vulvar irritation and infections. So keep it a little loose!

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ntroducing the new Weesure Fertility App. Now track your Ovulation anywhere, anytime right on your mobile. Download the app on the Google Play Store

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