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5 articles about navigating intimacy with erectile dysfunction.

Intimacy After a Heart Attack: a woman holding her chest beside a smiling older couple sharing a piggyback ride
Chronic IllnessOctober 2026
Intimacy After a Heart Attack: Safety, Timing, and Rebuilding Confidence
Wondering if sex is safe after a heart attack? Learn safe timing, energy-saving positions, and how cardiac rehab supports intimacy, plus hands-free tools, medication considerations, and when to stop and seek help. Rebuild confidence at your own pace with practical guidance for you and your partner as you return to intimacy.
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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Sexual Wellbeing: a patient in a blue blouse speaking openly with her doctor
Sexual WellbeingAugust 2026
How to Talk to Your Doctor About Sexual Wellbeing
Not sure how to talk to your doctor about sex? This guide offers scripts, questions, and preparation tips for discussing sexual side effects, intimacy concerns, and treatment options with your healthcare provider. Walk into your next appointment feeling prepared, confident, and ready to get the answers you deserve.
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Ageless Intimacy: a smiling older couple dancing closely together
People Over 50July 2026
Ageless Intimacy: Exploring Pleasure and Connection in Later Life
Sex and aging don't have to mean the end of intimacy. Explore senior sexual health, how desire and the body change with age, comfortable positioning aids, and adaptive products that keep pleasure and connection alive in later life. Learn how to talk openly about changing needs.
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Intimacy with Movement Disorders: a person steadying one hand with the other beside line-art icons of a trembling body and hand
Chronic Pain and IllnessJuly 2026
Intimacy with Movement Disorders: Prioritizing Safety, Comfort, and Connection
Parkinson's disease, ataxia, and other movement disorders can affect mobility, coordination, sensation, arousal, and sexual function. Explore safe positioning, hands-free pleasure tools, and adaptive products that make intimacy more accessible and comfortable. Learn how to plan intimacy around symptoms and communicate openly with your partner.
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Diabetes and Sexual Health: a man doing a finger-prick glucose test and a woman applying a glucose monitor to her arm
Chronic IllnessJuly 2026
Diabetes and Sexual Health: Navigating Neuropathy and Circulation
Diabetes can affect circulation, nerve function, hormones, and energy, changing desire, arousal, sensation, and sexual function. Learn how neuropathy, erectile dysfunction, and dryness impact intimacy, plus adaptive tools that support comfort and connection. Learn when to talk with your healthcare provider about changes you notice.
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