Any sexually active person may contract a sexually transmitted disease (STD). It does not matter who they have sex with or how often. Everyone can contract an STD as long as they have sex, though the risks can increase with certain behaviour. In Singapore, the general public’s knowledge of STDs can be limited, as the
Read moreIn Singapore, there are a number of men who face trouble in maintaining an erection during sexual activity. If you are one of such men, you may have erectile dysfunction in Singapore. Erectile dysfunction is a condition that may cause increased stress and impaired self-confidence as a sexual partner in the relationship. While this condition
Read moreThe human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has long been a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that is feared for its lethality. The virus, which affects over 7,900 Singapore residents, slowly wears down the body’s immune system, thereby making it susceptible to other bacteria and viruses. Scientists have been attempting to find a cure for this virus, but,
Read moreSex is very common among young adults in Singapore. By the age of 21, most men and women in Singapore have had sex at least once. However, they may not be always practising safe sex. In fact, some people may not even know about the dangers of sex and unsafe sex practices. These are acts
Read moreMany men in Singapore are unaware of the potential sexual health issues they may have. Some brush off problems in bed as a one-time failure, in hopes that future sessions will be better. However, there are some men who face constant problems in bed. These problems are not the result of inexperience. Instead, they are
Read moreIf you are experiencing pain in your genitalia, mouth or anus, it is possible that you may have contracted a sexually transmitted disease (STD). STDs are more common than most people might think. Almost all sexually active people have contracted an STD in their lifetime. Some STDs have lingering health impacts after they are cured
Read moreContracting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can be quite a scary thought. After all, STDs can inflict a lot of pain, cause ugly bumps and scars or even be lethal. It is also very difficult to speak about STDs to loved ones without judgement. Most people may not even know that there are STD clinics in
Read moreWarts are small growths that may appear anywhere on the body. They are usually rough to the touch and are most commonly seen on the hands and feet of children. Warts are distinct from mosquito bites because they will grow from the skin over time, enlarging in the process. They may look like a small
Read moreAre you a sexually active person? Sex is undoubtedly a very enjoyable activity, especially when you share the experience with someone you fancy. However, having sex with others also pose some risks to your future. Besides the possibility of pregnancy, sexual activities can also affect your sexual health, especially when sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are
Read moreIf you are sexually active, there is a chance that you have been infected with a sexually transmitted disease (STD) when you engaged in sexual activities. In the US, it is reported that 50% of sexually active people will be infected with an STD in their lifetime. Signs that you have been infected with an
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