Yes, it’s absolutely possible to experience an orgasm without fluid. For women, orgasm is about the intense muscle contractions, nerve stimulation, and emotional release not necessarily about “cumming” or releasing fluid. The physical signs (like squirting or creaming) are just variations of how bodies respond, and they don’t define whether or not you had an...
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Hi Elizabeth, pls is it normal to use lube every time you’re having sex
Yes. The wetter, the better. It’s completely normal to use lube every time you’re having sex. It helps reduce friction, prevents microtears, and enhances pleasure.I recommend water-based lubricants — they’re safe, easy to clean, and compatible with condoms and toys.
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I had unprotected sex 4 days before my ovulation and I didn’t use any contraceptives. I am not sure if he cum inside me or not but I am having a pregnancy scare already. Please when is the best time for me to take a pregnancy test?
If you had unprotected sex before ovulation, it’s normal to feel anxious. Sperm can survive in the female body for up to 5 days, so pregnancy is still possible even if ejaculation wasn’t clear. The best time to take a pregnancy test after unprotected sex before ovulation is: After a missed period or At least...
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I had unsafe sex but used Postpill after and my period is 3 days late and I’ve done pregnancy test twice and it’s negative but l’ve been discharging like thick brownish frequently and my nipples are sore but the pain comes and go… what’s the cause pls?
late period after taking Postpill? It’s completely understandable. But rest assured, this is often just your body’s reaction to the emergency contraceptive. A late period after taking Postpill is one of the most common side effects. Postpill works by altering your hormone levels to prevent pregnancy, and this shift can delay your menstrual cycle by...
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The last time you said it’s normal for semen to come out of the vaginal after sex but is it normal for someone that’s trying to concieve? Can I still get pregnant even when semen comes out of my vaginal after sex? Sometimes, I hold my pee because I don’t want the semen to flush out. Please tell me?
Can You Get Pregnant If Semen Comes Out After Sex? Yes, you can get pregnant if semen comes out after sex. Sperm swims into the uterus quickly, usually within seconds. Peeing doesn’t flush sperm out because urine passes through the urethra, not the vagina. So, semen leaking after sex doesn’t stop pregnancy from happening.
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Hello Elizabeth, I feel like I have more pleasure and more satisfaction when touching myself than when having sex. Is that normal and what is the cause of it?
Yes, it’s completely normal to feel like you get more pleasure from masturbation than sex. Why? Because you know your body better than anyone else—you know the exact rhythm, pressure, and touch that sends you over the edge. Maybe it’s the way you touch your clit, the angle of your fingers, or how you take...
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Hi Elizabeth, I was diagnosed with staphylococcus aureus, I treated it but then it came back, I’m scared that it would reoccur. So I wanna find out can it be treated permanently? also someone told me that it can be contracted even with the use of condom, pls how true is this?
Staphylococcus infection, especially Staphylococcus aureus, can be stubborn and recurring. If you’ve been diagnosed, it’s important to review a few things: Did you confirm the diagnosis through proper lab testing? Was an antimicrobial susceptibility test done to determine the right antibiotic? Did you complete your full course of treatment? Did your sexual partner also get...
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I am so dry and I feel it is cause of Postpills. Though I have stopped taking it, I can’t seem to get wet even in the mood. I need suggestions or maybe supplements I could take?
Vaginal dryness after postpill use is a fairly common issue. Hormonal emergency contraceptives like Postpill can temporarily affect estrogen levels, which may reduce natural vaginal lubrication. Since you’ve stopped taking it and you’re still experiencing dryness, here are effective ways to improve vaginal lubrication: 🌿 Natural Remedies & Lifestyle Changes: Increase foreplay – Arousal helps...
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I think something is wrong with my body. I’m a lady. Sex doesn’t interest me nor do I derive pleasure from it. Even head doesn’t unlike how other ladies say it gives them pleasure.
Low sex drive in women is common and can be caused by several things—hormonal imbalance, stress, lack of intimacy, asexuality, or even simply bad sexual experiences. You might want to try self-exploration through masturbation to discover what gives you pleasure. Sex therapy is also a good option to explore your feelings and find solutions.
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How to get rid of recurring yeast infection.
A recurring yeast infection can be super frustrating and often, it’s because the infection wasn’t completely treated the first time. To get rid of a recurring yeast infection, follow these steps: First, confirm it’s actually yeast by doing a vaginal swab test and a pelvic scan. Some infections mimic yeast. If confirmed, your doctor will...