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Keeping Sex Enjoyable during Fertility Treatments

Friday, January 7th, 2011

One of the common complaints of couples undergoing fertility treatments is that the sexual intercourse becomes dulled and perfunctory.  But it doesn’t have to begin to feel like a chore or become too routine.

 

Here are several ways to keep your sex life enjoyable during fertility treatments:

 

-          Be creative in the bedroom. 

-          Be as spontaneous as possible.  Even if you have to make love at a certain time or day, try to keep the spark alive.

-          Don’t stop doing romantic activities together.

-          Talk to one another if you feel like the sex is becoming lackluster.  Communication is a key to a happier sex life.

-          Don’t argue about sex; it will make it difficult to have a good experience.

-          Don’t have sex when you’re exhausted; it will feel like a responsibility.

-          Try not to use the terms “we HAVE to have sex today”.

 

In the end, if you begin to focus more on the fertility treatments and less on honing your relationship, it may be time to discuss the situation with your fertility specialist.

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Could Adult Bedroom “Toys” Contribute to Infertility?

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

In a rather unusual story from Canada, two sisters who are involved in a field that involves adult sex toys are concerned that chemicals that have been banned (at least in Canada) from other items are allowed in adult bedroom products.

Two of the chemicals in question are bisphenol A and phthalates, which some claim are linked to medical concerns including infertility.  Other chemicals (many of which are commonly found in sexual lubricants) have also been deemed potentially dangerous by some scientists.

Though this shouldn’t be cause for extreme measures, couples who use bedroom devices to enhance their romantic activities may wish to consider the materials from which those items are manufactured.

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