Many people have the misconception that pregnant women cannot get sexually transmitted diseases so they do not get tested, leading to unfortunate consequences later.

(Vinmec) - Your sex life is going great until you get pregnant and nine months later, the baby arrives. Your body changes, your family changes and your new responsibilities make your sex life more challenging, but what is normal? The following information will help you understand and have a happy married life after having a baby.

About 40% of American women have sexual dysfunction problems. There is no similar number in Vietnam. The need may be huge but there are no places to examine, consult, treat and there are no sex therapists in Vietnam'' Dr. Nguyen Cong Nghia - Head of Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at Vinmec Times City Hospital said. So how to approach a safe, healthy sex life with proper sexual behavior, listen to the advice from Dr. Nguyen Cong Nghia below!

Many women say that their sex life during pregnancy changes completely. Some women feel more passionate and satisfied, but some women have no desire or feel uncomfortable during sex at some stage or throughout their pregnancy. Why does this change happen?

(Vinmec) - Teenage pregnancy is associated with increased morbidity and mortality for both mother and fetus. Understanding reproductive health physiology helps young people avoid unwanted pregnancies and the unfortunate consequences that may occur.

(TNO) - Eating can help you improve your love life, according to The Times of India newspaper, citing Indian nutrition experts.