i take cialis to help with erectile dysfunction. i was wondering, when i get aroused my erection lasts 1-2 min tops. if im having vaginal intercourse will the vagina keep it harder and erections last longer during sex?

Question

Is there a chance of pregnancy without intercourse and ejaculation was away from the vagina? He washed and rubbed it on vagina without an erection. Thank you.

Answer 1

Probably: Once you've penetrated the vagina, the added stimulation, both mental and physical, may prolong the erection. Consult a sexologist or sexual disorders clinic for further advice.

Answer 2

Vagina: An orgasm is a physiologic response to effectively applied stimulation. It does not really involve the ovaries or uterus.

Answer 3

Ovaries: It may decrease your drive for sex because ovaries produce testosteron, the hormone involved in sexual drive. But if you are already able to have orgasm, you should maintain this ability.

Answer 4

Yes: If hormones are optimized throughout the body & vaginal estrogen is used, this should not be a problem. I have, however, had women whose orgasmic trigger was stimulation of the cervix & have trouble after hysterectomy. I usually ask this question, & leave the cervix during hysterectomy if this is an important part of a woman's orgasmic response.

Answer 5

Breast ca: Yes. Both men and women get breast cancer. The shutting off of the ovaries will decrease the estrogen production but the testosterone shots have their own issues. Regardless, the risk is still there.

Answer 6

Possibly: I would imagine risk is much lower because of the mastectomies and removal of ovaries, depending on stage of transformation.

Answer 7

Yes: Vaginal intercourse is a risk factor for the development of utis in all women because of the close proximity between the urethral opening and the anus. Women can decrease this risk by practicing good hygeine and urinating as soon as possible after sex. Having an immunosuppressed partner, however, does not confer any additional risk.

Answer 8

Some drugs can...: Be transferred through male semen. This includes immunosuppressive medications.

Answer 9

See below: Not any more likely than a man not on immunosuppression medication.

Answer 10

Not really: An acute urinary tract infection can occur in females after sexual activity. It has little to do with the male partner taking immunosuppressive drugs.

Answer 11

Yes: Have you tested the person that you had unprotected sex with? Usually recommendation is testing every 6 months, but you can turn positive at any time. Get to your obgyn and get checked. Good luck.

Answer 12

No: If that was your most recent exposure, then you're negative, and a repeat test will still be negative.

Answer 13

Not in my opinion: You need to discuss that with your child and their doctor, it is to prevent hpv when they do have sex which hopefully won't be until they are older which depends on you and her !

i take cialis to help with erectile dysfunction. i was wondering, when i get aroused my erection lasts 1-2 min tops. if im having vaginal intercourse will the vagina keep it harder and erections last longer during sex?

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