| In common parlance sexual health would
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| | the world body is a step in the right
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| mean, anything or everything to do with
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| | direction and needs to be an ongoing
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| sexual activity, a simple explanation for
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| | process. Sexual health is a state of
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| the term would be sexual intercourse.
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| | physical, emotional, mental and social
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| What in medical term is "coitus", meaning
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| | well-being in relation to sexuality; it
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| coming together. For a common man it is
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| | is not merely the absence of disease,
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| sex with the penis in the vagina.
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| | dysfunction or infirmity. Sexual health
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| Intercourse is a natural phenomenon, it's
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| | requires a positive and respectful
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| not a science which needs to be learned,
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| | approach to sexuality and sexual
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| it is within us. From millions of years
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| | relationships, as well as the possibility
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| man has been doing it instinctively.
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| | of having pleasurable and safe sexual
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| The feeling of sexual contact is
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| | experiences, free of coercion,
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| something which has always been
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| | discrimination and violence.
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| curtailed; sexual contact has always been
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| | Sexual health is influenced by a complex
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| considered naughty, secret, dangerous,
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| | web of factors ranging from sexual
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| forbidden or even criminal. The root
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| | behavior and attitudes and societal
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| cause of thinking such a pious natural
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| | factors, to biological risk and genetic
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| urge as a forbidden act is our nature.
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| | predisposition. It encompasses the
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| From time immemorial the human species
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| | problems of HIV and STIs/RTIs, unintended
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| has thought of sex as a means of
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| | pregnancy and abortion, infertility and
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| reproduction. Pleasure was a luxury, and
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| | cancer resulting from STIs, and Sexual
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| communication between the sexes was
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| | Dysfunction. Sexual health can also be
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| minimal.
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| | influenced by mental health, acute and
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| Sexual health does not imply penetrative
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| | chronic illnesses, and violence.
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| sex alone. In recent times sexual health
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| | Addressing sexual health at the
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| is a new focus for WHO (World Health
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| | individual, family, community or health
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| Organization). It has convened
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| | system level requires integrated
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| international technical consultation on
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| | interventions by trained health providers
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| sexual health. Its importance accorded by
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| | and a functioning referral system.
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