COURSTEY MIRROR MUMBI MARCH 12
ASK THE SEXPERT
DR MAHINDER WATSA

1 I had sex on December 22, 2017. We conducted a pregnancy test on January 13, 2018 which came negative. Despite this, the periods were delayed. Was the test done too early?

Repeat the pregnancy test. If the periods continue to be delayed, visit a gynaecologist immediately.

2 I am 29 years old and have a four-year-old son. Following the birth of our child, my wife lost interest in sex. We are trying for a second child but she’s having trouble conceiving. What can we do?

You should visit an urologist to identify that there is no problem and he may also prescribe medication to increase your sperm count. Meanwhile, your wife’s examination with the gynecologist will identify the ovulation date.

3 I had protected anal sex with a sex worker but during the act, the condom tore. Within a minute, I washed my penis. Will I get an STD?

The possibility cannot be ruled out. For precaution, get a rapid test done. It should ideally be taken within a few weeks from the act. Consult a pathology laboratory for details and repeat the test after five months.

4 I am a 52-year-old man with no health issues. For the past year, I am facing problems getting an erection. Are there medicines that can help my condition? Secondly, I am in touch with an old girlfriend who likes oral sex. Is it safe to use a female condom while performing oral sex?

Ideally, at your age, you should undergo a medical examination to identify the cause of your problem. Regarding oral sex, female condoms