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Sameena Rahman, MD is a board-certified gynecologist and women’s health specialist at Center for Gynecology and Cosmetics. She specializes in Menopause Care, Sexual Dysfunction, Sexual Pain, and more.
Dr. Rahman sits on the board of multiple organizations, including HEART Women and Girls, ISSWSH, and the North American Menopause Society.
Learn what causes period cramps, how they work, what can make them worse, and what you can do to feel better. Because you deserve answers, and relief.
Sex doesn’t just affect your mood, it can directly influence the balance of bacteria in your vaginal microbiome — the community of microbes that plays a crucial role in keeping your reproductive tract healthy.
The endocannabinoid system is like your body's control center, working constantly to keep things in balance.
Discover the mental health benefits of morning sex. From boosting mood and reducing stress to enhancing libido, learn how starting your day with intimacy can improve your overall well-being.
Discover 10 essential facts about clitoral erections, including their role in sexual pleasure, how they work, and what makes them a natural part of female arousal.
Learn how perimenopause affects libido and discover how to manage mood swings, anxiety, and relationship issues to support a healthy sex life.
Discover effective ways to manage painful sex during menopause, including the causes, science-backed treatments, and practical solutions.
Learn about the changes menopause can bring to your sex life, such as decreased libido and vaginal dryness, and how to manage them effectively.
Discover how sex can provide temporary relief from anxiety, learn about the link between anxiety and libido, and when to seek help for ongoing anxiety.
Let’s dive into how stress influences desire and arousal differently, and what you can do to keep stress from interfering in your sex life.
Let’s explore what urinary incontinence is, and practical tips for maintaining a healthy and enjoyable sex life when you have incontinence.
Evidence suggests that orgasms can help lower blood pressure and look after your heart health.
