Good sex in your sixties
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I have not had a heart attack, but I do have cardiomyopathy and have an ICD. I'm only 34, so I can probably relate with how you are feeling somewhat. It's not fun to be in your thirties and be a heart patient! (Disclaimer to the over thirty population: I know, it's not fun to be a heart patient no matter how old you are.) However, it's better to be aware of the problem and be able to treat it as best as possible. Did you receive any kind of treatment? Angioplasty, bipass?
If you have lesions on your spine they often will not show up on a 1.5MRi. I suggest asking for a 3t.
Hello Bamagirl. Oral is a quantifiable but low risk, so don't read too much into your present condition. If you've been sexually active and have never been tested -or- have not tested in quite a while it's always a good idea to know your status. We are in the season when people take ill so keep this in mind and cheer up, your probably worrying for nothing...
When I'm in AF, I'm also always in SVT so my pulse is far too fast to detect, but I can testify that it is definately not "steady". Yours may not be either. I noticed that you were in your late sixties- maybe you should play it safe and go to ER. Do you have any other family (children?) that can take you?
Hi Ford, I think this problem steems from masturbating and you used to much pressure when you were masturbating, next time your having sex switch to doggy style, two ways get your wife to keep her legs together as this will give more pressure, or taken that you have a foreskin, with two fingers hold your foreskin back exposing the head of your penis, your find that the extra friction that this will cause will help you ejeculate, works for me every time.
In light of the current H1N1 epidemic, and because I'm in my sixties, I'm wondering how hard flu is on the heart. I've just recently been diagnosed with PVCs and have about 8000 a day. Since I'll be unable to get that flu vaccine , I'm concerned that the H1N1 flu might really put a strain on my heart and lungs if I'd catch it from my grandkids. What do you think?
Like the above commenter said, if you were are still active in sports or fitness, like if you run a lot or swim, then a lower heart rate then the average of 70-75 range is totally normal and good. If you cut out caffiene and sugar, then seeing your pulse rate drop to a lower level is likely.
Generally, the lower your pulse rate, the more effectively you pump blood, your heart is very efficient from exercising. Some people just have lower RHR's then others.
I wanted to know from women in their fifties and sixties if there have been any long term effects from having one removed. Like for instance early osteoporosis or early menopause. Things that the doctors might not of thought of on their own. I would also like to hear from women that haven't had any issues. Thank you so much and God Bless!
When you take a hammer and crash on this puck,he will be partly destroyed or only damagad in his round form....so in your case the discs between L2-L3 (lumbar vertebra ) and L3-L4 ( lumbar verteebra) are only damaged and nothing is like a citrus when you press on it.The pain can also come from damaged discs ,because these discs can affect your nerven.
If you were able to get pregnant within the next year say,
you would be in your sixties when your child would be in their early
twenties. These are things one has to consider. After age 40, the chances
of having a Down Syndome child is more than 50 %. It is of course, your
choice whether or not you want to have a child in your forties. My mom
had my youngest sister when she was forty and she was born healthy.
I wish you the best, Jessica.
The only question is if they're allowed to practice, not if they're licensed. Most states used to ban them; this began with the robber barons in the late eighteen hundreds who decided the most money was to be made on allopathic medicine and got laws passed against most natural practitioners. Yet, they still practiced.
I haven't had bad morning sickness, but I have had some of the sensations you're describing. I live in the south so our weather is still in the fifties and sixties, but even when I wear a light jacket I feel stuffy, hot, and like I can't get enough air. It's at its worst in the car! Luckily as soon as I get the jacket off and cool down with lots of air, I feel better. Best of luck to you! I know it's worrisome.
my neighbour, a lady in her sixties, is complaining of a blazing in her limbs, hands foot, head, etc. Her blood sugar is not high.but her cholesterol is 210 and the doctor is treating her with medication. The medication only started recently.
She is having trouble sleeping and takes medication to help her sleep. Her diet is good, lots of fruits and vegetables, whole wheat bread, and little sugar and salt.
My erections are full, my penis is slightly curved but not in any unusual way and we are able to employ it to enjoy sex in any position we want
And these are many and creative. We are now in our late sixties and enjoy sex at least once every day and often find time for a ‘nap’ together in the afternoon.
I think the ‘failure’ to ejaculate externally that was present in my later teens was something I learned to do to avoid the mess of normal ejaculation.
I am a post-menaposal woman in her early sixties with middle and left sided pain directly under my ribcage and. I get nauseated for no reason. When I eat I get an extremely full feeling across my entire stomach and blot with almost nothing in my stomach. The pain is in one specific location directly under my left breast under my rib cage. Beside gall bladder problems whatelse could this be?
That surgery they said was from adhesions from an appendicitis operation he had in the sixties. His bowels did not work so they operated again and said he had a twisted bowel that they massaged. Now one year later these past two weeks he has been constipated and then had stomach pain nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Today he feels lots better but it worries me that now that his stomach is empty and he starts slowly introducing food he will just get sick again.
My grandmother had diabetes for over forty years and lived to be eighty- two years old I would just keep an eye on his diet to make his life longer. I also have an uncle that is in his sixties that has had it for years, like the person before said it is not a death sentence.I would hope you could work with him to keep him healthy.
Lately I have been making a puffing sound while sleeping - it does not wake me up but wakes up my husband :-( I also have a problem with snoring when I'm on my back. I am in my mid-sixties, very fit with no weight to lose though I do have Parkinson's Disease (10 years since diagnosis) which I am coping with through exercise and am not yet on medication. I have low blood pressure with a resting heart rate of 44. Frustrated and don't know what to do.
Have you discussed this with your doctor? He/she is probably your best counsel for this. They’ll have all your pertinent info available, and can guide you through trial participation.
There are websites you can explore yourself, but the trials require interpretation; here are a couple of web pages to look at:
http://clinicaltrials.gov/
http://www.centerwatch.
I am a gal in my early sixties who just resumed a sex life after 16 years of celibacy and just got a normal Pap smear return but a diagnosis of HPV. I was initally floored and confused, dazed to say the least.(All previous Pap's in my lifetime have been normal and no one ever mentioned HPV) So of course, being a nurse, I turned to the Internet and CDC, etc information on this. From what I gleaned, even condoms cannot prevent transmission!
That's what it seems, Mom, and why I'm thinking this isn't anxiety but a genuine concern. Still and all, and maybe it's just growing up in the Sixties in California, but I just don't get the problem with nudity. Never could figure out what about the human body was so offensive to people.
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