Sexual Health FAQ
Plain, shame-free answers to the questions adults ask most. Free educational resource — not medical advice. If something worries you, see a qualified doctor.
The condom broke — what should we do?
Act today. Emergency contraception works best as soon as possible: pills work best within 72 hours, and a copper IUD works up to 5 days. See a pharmacist or doctor today. Peeing, washing, or douching after sex does not prevent pregnancy. If either of you could have an STI, see a doctor about testing soon.
How long after unprotected sex can I still prevent pregnancy?
Emergency contraceptive pills work best within 72 hours (some types up to 5 days), and a copper IUD can be placed up to 5 days after. Sooner is always better — hours matter. Ask a pharmacist or doctor today, not tomorrow.
Is pain during sex normal?
No. Pain is a signal, not something to push through. Slow down or stop, and if pain keeps happening, see a doctor this week. Pain during sex is common and usually treatable.
Does masturbation cause weakness or health problems?
No. It is normal and common, and does not cause weakness, infertility, or damage. Guilt around it is usually cultural, not medical.
What is an STI test like?
Usually a urine sample, blood test, or swab — quick and mostly painless, often confidential. With discharge, sores, burning, or itching, see a doctor this week rather than guessing.
Can you get HIV from kissing?
No. HIV spreads through unprotected sex, shared needles, and parent-to-child transmission — not kissing, hugging, or sharing food. After a real exposure risk, preventive treatment (PEP) must start within 72 hours.
Are "safe days" reliable to avoid pregnancy?
No — one of the least reliable methods. Ovulation timing varies and sperm survives for days. Use condoms or a modern contraceptive method instead.
Is it normal to feel nervous the first time?
Completely normal. Going slowly, communicating openly, and using lubrication and protection makes it far more comfortable. There is no "correct" way it has to go.
Does penis size matter?
Far less than most people fear. Communication, foreplay, and attentiveness matter far more. Most size anxiety comes from myths and porn, not reality.
When should I see a doctor?
This week: persistent discharge, burning, sores, lumps, swelling, pain during sex, irregular bleeding, erection problems lasting months.
Immediately: severe bleeding, sudden severe testicle pain, chest pain during sex, or thoughts of harming yourself.
Is Sex AI a replacement for a doctor?
No. Sex AI gives education, never diagnosis or prescriptions. Only a doctor can examine, test, and treat.
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