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Most toys that are made for sex can be cleaned easily and safely with soap and warm water. The material also tends to be made to reduce or prohibit growth of bacteria and yeast.View Thread
- Take hold of his penis to control the depth of penetration without having your partner loss the sensation of being "covered". You can do this by using just a couple of fingers. He can do the same depending on the position.
- You can also place a penile ring on him and to let him know that placing his penis past the ring is uncomfortably for you.
- Also avoid positions where there is deep penetration that may result in discomfort.
Now, i am 24 year old. Through WebMD, i know the HPV vaccine is best given young woman as 9 to 26 years, and before sexual activity begins and before exposure to HPV. If i had sex with hand or mouth or use condom, so i can vaccinate HPV?
Addition, if i had real sex not use condom, then a time i do vaccinate HPV. So, Is effect of HPV vaccine reduce?
Could vaccinate HPV for middle-aged women, or pregnant women?
If I have vaccinate HPV nose first, then i have pregnant, What should i do ?
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for you it is the most uncomfortable feeling besides labor (for me)...
or is it....
use a water-based lube if using a condom....
if you cannot relax your muscles...talk to your partner about bringing in a toy (i prefer a vibrator.) and either you or him use it on you before and while performing anal...
the distraction will relax you plus the vibrator will do its job...and it turns out to be an amazing orgasm....View Thread
2. You can cut a condom open and use it as a covering for oral sex with a female.
3. Plastic wrap found at your local grocery store can be used. It may help reduce risk as well.View Thread
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1. Choose the right lubricant for the right situation. Water-based lubricant and silicone-based lubricant are well suited for latex condoms (oil-based products, such as olive oil, oil-based lubricants or massage oil can cause latex condoms to tear). Silicone-based lubricants are better suited for sex play in the bath, shower or hot tub as water-based lubricants will wash away.
2. Apply the lubricant to your or your partner's fingertips for more careful application and less chance of spilling it onto the bed or floor.
3. Next, use your or your partner's fingers to apply the lubricant to the parts that need to 'fit together" well, such as around a woman's vaginal opening or on a man's penis. If you're using lubricant for sex toy play, consider applying some lubricant to the sex toy as well.
4. Water-based lubricant is easily absorbed into the body, so if sex goes on for some time, water-based lubricant may need to be re-applied. Small dabs of water can also help to re-activate the lubricant.
You can learn more about different lubricant types and how to use them for different types of sex (e.g., oral sex, vaginal sex, anal sex, sex toy play, with or without condoms, in the shower or bath) in Because It Feels Good: A Woman's Guide to Sexual Pleasure or Satisfaction. View Thread
- Condoms with benzocaine. This is similar to medicine the dentist use for numbing. It is at a lower dose and can cause decrease sensitivity that can help prolong erections. Don't worry. You will still be able to "feel". These tend to be marketed as extended performance or pleasure. If you are still not sure, your local pharmacist can help you.
- Some people also try the oral numbing medication that is used for teething babies. They come flavored. You would just apply a bit around the head of the penis. The way it works is the same as the condoms but a slightly higher dose of numbing medication.
- Soft/ silicone penile rings- if you have no vascular problems you can try these. You will have to get them at a novelty or adult store, or internet. It should not be tight to the point of any discomfort.
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1. The copper IUD
You must contact physician right away to have it placed. Then can be keep in and used for long term contraception for up to 10 years.
You must speak with your doctor to find out whether you are a good candidate for the IUD.
2.The "morning after pill"
o Other names are Plan B ®, Plan B ®One-Step, and Next Choice ®.
o Now available over the counter at your local pharmacy. (You may need to ask the pharmacist for it).
§ There may be restrictions like age (if you are under 17 you may need to speak with pharmacist or a physician).
o Useful when
§ You think your contraception has failed
§ Condom breaks or slips
§ You didn't take birth control as directed
§ You didn't use birth control
§ When you were forced to have sex
o It can reduce pregnancy by up to 75%
(regular birth control pills are effective from 92-99%)
§ The sooner you take it the better it works.
§ Can be taken up to 3 days after sex
o This is just the same medication found in birth control pills but at different doses.
o Treatment may be with 1 or 2 pills
o Some manufacturers even have coupons on their website.
- It is not a replacement for long term contraception
- It is does not stop a pregnancy that has already taken place. So it does not abort a current pregnancy.
- Does NOT prevent transmission of any sexually transmitted diseases
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