If you don't have intercourse for a long period of time, can it affect your health in any way?
91406
If you are a male, it can leave you with blue 'nads. if female, it will leave you really sensitive to the touch of just about anyone/thing in the genital area.\nOtherwise, no it won't do anything.
1079834
if you are not having sex and you can totally rule that out...(pregnancy)\nit could be stress or change in diet ,  excessive working out\nor it actually be something going on with your hormones
930503
Yes it can cause sexual problems.  The info page link will give you more details
1166611
Check with your physician.  I have heard it said that if you can tolerate walking up a flight of stairs without getting short of breath or excessively fatigued, it may be OK to start having sex.
206429
yes it is when u dont have sex for a while u get tighter and when u do have it again and u go rough or realy fast it can rip u and casue bad pain
1037026
To my knowledge if there is no sexual contact,or intercourse, the answer is no.
236448
I would say - it could. The delays can be caused by many things, including the stress. So, illness and fever ,as a result of it , are definitely a certain stress for your organism. Especially if you are not a very strong physically person.
643215
It shouldn't mean anything. If you had sexual intercourse, and then missed your period for along time(like 2 weeks)then it coudl mean you are pregnant. If you have not had sexual intercourse, and you just all of a sudden missed your period fo the first time. You are fine, its just your body still adjusting to having a menstrual cycle.
263710
No not if it does not happen regularly. If it does you need yo see a Dr.
19789
If you haven't had any unprotected sex since your last pap smear then I wouldn't worry about it. But if you have then you need to get tested for STDs as soon as possible. Leaving STDs unchecked and untreated can put you at a higher risk for cervical and ovarian cancers, other STDS, and even worse can cause infertility problems later on down the road. But about this underwear thing. You aren't nasty and I wouldn't think you could get sores from not changing your undies. Unless of course you have an STD.
251011
I think sexulity is a natural neeed of every human. You can never say that it is a need of single one. But as a Profesional doctor i can say in sexulity the long pleasure is necessary. If you are unable to keep long pleasure then u are unsucessful to keep happy your wife. Sexual health refers to the many factors that impact sexual function and reproduction. These factors include a variety of physical, mental and emotional issues. Disorders that affect any of these factors can impact a person's physical and emotional health, as well as his or her relationships and self-image.\nFor more information go at:
1136427
It can, depending on how long you had it before you were diagnosed.  Since you can have it without symptoms, sometimes it is hard to know how long you had it.  If it was for years, it can cause some real damage, so the sooner you catch it and treat it, the better.  The disorder it can cause is called Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, and can lead to ectopic pregnancies, etc.
398132
Nothing much physically, your body will still function. Mentally/emotionally/energetically sex is great for releasing endorphines in the brain and this help with positive outlook etc. Emotionally it helps us to remain connected to the person we are married to or committed to, a deeper communication level. Energetically it opens us up and cleans us out and we feel more alive and vital and more in touch with other beings due to the energy exchange.\nAll these things effect your state of health but you can still exist pefectly ok without sex. Tibetan monks have no sex and are the happiest people on the planet. They have learned to redirect the energy to other places, this is not recommended for the uninitiated, but shows how much energy is involved with sex and how it can influence health.\nPerhaps you question should be can sex improve my health?\n\nHope this helps.\n\nCraig - Naturopath.
598304
Well if your not having sex, unprotected.Then you have nothing to worry about.Have someone go with you and be your comfort.Its not as bad as you think.
773891
no hun, don't worry about it. Your body is trying to organize it's self. When I was young, I'd go around 70 days without getting my period. (technically speaking it's every 28 days) To this day I don't get it regularly (anywhere from 30-45 days)\n\nIf you are not having sex, do not worry about it. Periods normally become regular
497581
Well first of all I am going to assume that you are sexually active... If you have had sex and are worried, you need to go to see a doctor asap.  Not only will a doctor be able to give you a straight answer, but you will feel relieved knowing whats up.
785519
I think there are obvious risks- like unplanned pregnancy and the potential to become infected with a curable- or permanent STD. \n\nAT 15, howveer, there are other risks to having sex that are a lot more subtle. \n\nYou may become isolated from your friends, you may be having sex for the wrong reasons (because of peer pressure- not because you are in a loving, trusting relationship), you may grow apart from your parents, you may get distracted from school and your grades may suffer, you may develop a low self-esteem. \n\nIf you are in a loving, honest relationship with a partner who is concerned about your health and well-being- then you may decide it is time to have sex. But if you are unsure, or if you have doubts- then you may want to wait until you feel ready. Sex is something you can enjoy your entire life- dont rush into it for the wrong reasons. \n\nAnyone who pressures you doesn't really care about you. \n\nBest of luck.