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Valentine's Day is a widely celebrated holiday around the world on February 14th. It can be a challenging time for those who feel lonely. When couples are everywhere, many people without a romantic partner may feel deprived and vulnerable.

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a medical condition that impairs one's quality of life, resulting in a person experiencing pronounced weakness despite prolonged rest and normal sleep. 

For many women, just like men, it is difficult to talk about what they like or dislike in sex. The common result is that a woman cannot achieve orgasm and simulates it.

Diabetes is a group of chronic diseases related to the body's ability to control blood glucose levels. In the case of type 1 diabetes, the body does not produce enough insulin (a hormone that regulates blood glucose levels), and in the case of type 2 diabetes, the body's cells cannot adequately use insulin.

Holidays are stereotypically considered a time of joy, fun, family gatherings, traditions, and relaxation. I think you can continue the list of associations. This stereotype of family-oriented holidays is formed from childhood and reinforced by movies and advertising. Against this background, when people remain alone during holidays, they begin to think something is wrong with them. Loneliness can cause feelings of sadness, loss, and even depression.

Stress is a state of heightened emotional and physical tension in the human body. It is a natural response that forces individuals to focus on problems and threats that arise in everyday life.

The female breast is a unique and ever-changing organ whose shape and size are determined by various factors. Mammary glands, depending on the thickness of the fatty layer and the elasticity of Cooper's ligaments, acquire their shape and size throughout a woman's life.

In previous articles, we discussed what to do if you discover a sexually transmitted disease and provided advice on how to talk to your partner about it. Today, we'll talk about how to ask your partner for an STD certificate tactfully.

On November 19, International Men’s Day celebrates worldwide the positive value men bring to the world, their families, and communities.