Make Time for Sex Conversations, Experts Suggest
When children and teens develop medical conditions that might affect their sexuality or fertility, it can be hard to know how to discuss their situation. Should parents wait until children are older? How will children handle the news?
A recent report in the journal Pediatrics provides doctors and parental figures with guidance.
The authors recommend making plenty of time for these conversations and acknowledging that the uncertainty is stressful. Families might consider talking to others who have gone through similar experiences.
See more helpful ideas here.
ED Treatments Not Usually Covered by Medicare
Older men are at higher risk for erectile dysfunction (ED), and fortunately, there are several treatment options available. But Medicare - a United States health insurance program for people age 65 and older - generally doesn't cover them.
Still, there might be hope. Our latest blog post discusses the basics of Medicare and ED coverage. We also offer some ideas for reducing the costs of ED treatments and links to organizations that can help you better understand your options.
Get the details here.
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