Beyond Erections
February 14, 2024
At Pleasure Solutions, we understand that erectile dysfunction (ED) can have a profound impact on one’s sexual well-being and confidence.
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Rediscovering Intimacy
February 14, 2024
In a world where open conversations about sexual health are gaining momentum, there remains a significant population silently grabbling with the challenges of pain during intimacy.
Empowering Sexual Wellness After Cancer
February 14, 2024
At Pleasure Solutions, we recognise the unique challenges individuals face when navigating sexual wellness after a cancer diagnosis.
Finding Relief from Vulvodynia
February 14, 2024
Vulvodynia is a complex and often misunderstood condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide.
Experiencing vulval pain and discomfort?
August 30, 2023
The vulva is a tender area meaning it’s susceptible to skin conditions, soreness, swelling or pain. The labial lips can swell up and in some cases they can even fuse together.
When sex just feels difficult
August 30, 2023
BLOG Sometimes sex can feel tense and difficult. At these times it can be hard to feel desire, arousal or to climax. Pleasure Solutions is
What can you do about pain during sex?
August 30, 2023
Experimentation is the key to dealing with pain. Choose alternative positions and times when you try to be intimate. Going slowly and gently connecting with your body in a way that’s acceptable for you. It’s about bringing play, fun and closeness without relying too heavily on penetrative sex if this is painful. We offer alternatives for those experiencing sexual pain, to help you explore sensitive areas without causing discomfort or further soreness.
Is sex really that important after cancer?
August 30, 2023
If you have survived cancer, you might feel very grateful just to be alive. But as time and healing goes on intimacy does begin to matter. So, should you expect the same quality of sex life as before? The very idea of sex may make you feel apprehensive. Many people notice a loss of desire for sex after cancer treatment. Some people don’t, everyone’s different. Having cancer can alter the way you feel about your body and ultimately about sex. If you’re in a relationship and want to get back to intimacy the key is to build physical connection into your lives so that you can continue to experience closeness.