Sexual problems related to diabetes can affect both men and women. Find out about the causes and treatments.
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Male reproductive system
View our diagram of the male reproductive organs, including the penis, testicles, prostate, urethra and vas deferens.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Sexually transmitted infections have become more common in Australia in recent years. It’s possible for anyone who is sexually active to get an STI, but there are ways you can reduce your risk.
Genital herpes: 10 common myths
Find out the truth about some common myths surrounding genital herpes involving cervical cancer, condoms, cold sores and oral sex.
Male infertility
Male infertility is a major factor in 30-50 per cent of difficulties conceiving. It usually results from low numbers of, or poor quality, sperm.
Child sexual assault: protecting your child
Child sexual assault: how to protect your child (including online); signs of child sexual assault; and what to do if you suspect child sexual assault.
Vasectomy: frequently asked questions
Ten frequently asked questions answered about having a vasectomy and what you can expect afterwards.
Erectile dysfunction: visiting your doctor
Find out what questions a doctor may ask when discussing erectile dysfunction (ED, or impotence). Also, see what tests may be recommended.
Impotence treatments
If you have impotence (erectile dysfunction), the treatment your doctor recommends will depend on the severity of your symptoms and the underlying cause of your impotence.
Frequent ejaculation lowers prostate cancer risk
Good news for high-frequency ejaculators, as study finds the more frequently a man ejaculates, the lower his risk of prostate cancer.
