Some tips for newlyweds about sex life

 Some tips for newlyweds about sex life

When you think of honeymoon, you only think of things related to empty sex, which is wrong. During this period, those who have a love marriage get a chance to understand each other more than those who have a love marriage. If you go somewhere during the honeymoon period, you will have a sweet memory for the rest of your life.

But it is better to know the sexual health problems that occur during the honeymoon and their solutions and safe sex methods. In matters of sex, the newlyweds should not be in a hurry to have sex, especially to show the aggressive behavior of men. It is better to have information about some aspects of sexual stimulation that can be done before sex rather than having sex once a day.

Listening to veg-non-veg jokes and using sexual organs can be done before intercourse. It is good for the couple to consume light alcohol as it helps in sexual performance. But from the point of view of safety, i.e. because you have to provide protection to your wife, you should not drink while drunk. Perfume can be used to remove sweat and body odor.

Since the membrane (hymen) in the vagina can be easily torn while learning to ride a bicycle, ride a bike, or ride a horse in the teenage years, there should not be any disagreement between the couple regarding the issue of virginity being broken depending on whether or not the membrane (hymen) is present in the vagina during the first sexual intercourse. Similarly, some men may have the problem of premature ejaculation, which is called premature ejaculation. This problem may have been due to mental reasons.

As mentioned above, if you do pre-sexual activities, you can increase your confidence and get rid of the problem of premature ejaculation. In addition, one should not dwell on sexual thoughts long before intercourse, stop and start sexual intercourse during intercourse, change posture, hold the bottom of the penis, use a condom, and exercise control of ejaculation by using muscles.

Frequent urinary tract infections are one of the other common problems that appear after starting to have sex. Which is also known as honeymoon cystitis (bladder infection) in medical language. Also, slight bleeding may occur due to injury to the hymen after the initial intercourse.

Among the pleasures or pleasures that a person can get, the extreme pleasure that can be obtained during sexual activity is probably the best category. In men, peak pleasure is achieved a little sooner, while in women, it is achieved only after a long interval. Men should be especially careful about this. Because even though there are still educated and modern girls in Nepal, they hesitate to express that they are not satisfied. If this matter is ignored and taken lightly, mental problems i.e. depression (sadness) may gradually appear in women.

Some couples, especially the female partner, may experience more pain than usual during intercourse. Which is called dyspareunia in medical language. Dyspareunia occurs when there is insufficient production of vaginal fluid, vaginal dryness, muscle contractions around the genitals due to fear or fear of sexual activity, chronic female genital infections, and blood clots around the uterus (endometriosis) after menstruation.

Males with erectile dysfunction can use drugs that increase sexual arousal. But in stressful or fearful situations and places, even if you try to have sex in a hurry, there may be a problem of not stimulating the sex, you should be careful about this. If a child is born within a month or a year of marriage, the happiness of married life may decrease due to additional responsibilities. Therefore, to enjoy marriage for some time, it is better for the couple to have children only after a few years of marriage.

Condom is the proper family planning tool for newly married couples to prevent pregnancy. Care must be taken when using the condom so that it does not break. Condoms can break in stressful or fearful situations and under pressure to demonstrate sexual ability. If the condom breaks, sexual intercourse should be stopped immediately, the penis should be removed, the genitals should be cleaned, and the penis should be changed.

There should be knowledge that pregnancy results from ovum expulsion, ejaculation during sexual intercourse, ovum fertilization, ovum implantation. Therefore, every woman should know the period of pregnancy according to her menstrual cycle. Condoms should be used during this period of pregnancy. During the rest of the time, you can have sexual contact openly without a condom.

Even if both these efforts fail, there is no need to panic, because pills can be used to get rid of emergency pregnancy. For this, four pills should be taken as the first dose within 72 hours of intercourse and the second dose after 12 hours.

Keeping this in mind, progesterone-only pills can be used, while condoms can be used for five days after unprotected intercourse. Even after that, in case of extensive stress, urine test and other safety measures can be adopted after consulting a gynecologist.

10 myths and facts about rabies

 10 myths and facts about rabies

In Nepal too, Rabies Day is being celebrated by organizing various programs with the basic slogan of 'Adoption of one health, zero death from rabies'. The World Health Organization's Global Strategic Plan aims to reduce human deaths from dog-bite rabies to zero by 2030. In this context, let's analyze the misconceptions and scientific facts about rabies in our society.

Myth-1: Rabies occurs when bitten by a dog or other animal that is aggressive and has fins in its mouth.

Fact: It's normal for dogs to bite when they feel unsafe and scared. This is a natural behavior of dogs. But dogs with rabies will bite any person for no reason. It is also not true that aggressiveness and foaming at the mouth is rabies. While most rabies-infected animals are aggressive, some animals may appear very passive at first. Symptoms such as fever and fatigue are early signs of rabies in animals or humans. An infected animal may have difficulty standing and may suffer from lameness and paralysis.

Myth-2: Rabies is transmitted only through bites.

Fact: Rabies can be transmitted not only by the bite of a dog or other animal with rabies, but also if the saliva of the suspected animal comes into contact with different membranes or wounds of the body.

Misconception-3: If a mouse or rabbit bites you at home, you get rabies.

Fact: Rabies is rarely transmitted to humans from rats and rabbits. Therefore, post-bite rabies vaccine is not required for domestic rabbit and rat bites. However, if bitten by a wild rabbit, mouse or rat species, it is advisable to vaccinate on the advice of an infectious disease specialist.

Myth-4: There is no cure for rabies.

Fact: Rabies is preventable. Vaccines are available for both humans and animals to prevent the spread of rabies. If you have been bitten by an animal suspected of having rabies, the wound should be immediately cleaned thoroughly with soap and water for 10-15 minutes and vaccinated within 24 hours of the bite. But after seeing the symptoms of the disease, it is not possible to treat the rabies disease.

Myth-5: I do not need a post-exposure human rabies vaccine if I am bitten by a vaccinated dog.

Fact: Although this is theoretically true, if the quality of the vaccine, the time of administration, the method and the physical condition of the dog are not suitable, even after vaccination, the dog may develop rabies. Therefore, even if the dog is vaccinated against rabies, it should be consulted by a doctor. A doctor will evaluate the bite wound to determine if a post-exposure vaccine is needed.

  Myth-6: Some people still think that 20 or more abdominal shots are required to treat rabies.

Fact: In today's treatment system, depending on the condition, three vaccinations are usually done on the arm on the day of the bite, on the third day and on the seventh day.

  Misconception-7: Vaccination against rabies in humans increases the risk of getting sick and also affects memory.

Fact: Older human vaccines had some side effects but the new human vaccine that is currently available does not have side effects.

  Myth-8: Pets and non-exposed dogs and cats do not need to be vaccinated against rabies.

Fact: Domesticated dogs can also be at risk of rabies from sneaking out of the house and from wild animals in the neighborhood. Bats or other small wild animals infected with rabies can enter your home and come into contact with your dog at any time. Since rabies is a fatal disease, it is advisable to vaccinate pets and non-exposed dogs and cats against rabies.

Myth-9: Vaccination against rabies in pregnant and lactating women has negative effects on children and should not be vaccinated.

Fact: All modern vaccines are inactivated, safe and effective, so pregnant and lactating women can get the rabies vaccine without harm to the baby.

Myth-10: Young puppies do not need to be vaccinated for bites.

Fact: Puppies born to dogs that have been vaccinated against rabies and have fully developed immunity to rabies have the ability to fight the disease for at least three months of age. Therefore, in general, a dog under three months of age does not need to be vaccinated, but since we do not know much about the mother of the dog we have adopted, it is wise to get vaccinated against rabies even if a young child is bitten by a dog.

7 myths and facts about IVF

 7 myths and facts about IVF

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) technology developed by medical science is a boon for couples who cannot conceive naturally. Many couples have achieved child happiness through this technique.

But some misconceptions related to IVF are prevalent in the society. India-based Birla Fertility and IVF consultant Dr. Swati Mishra has tried to tear it down.

Myth 1: IVF results in more babies

Fact: According to international practice, the probability of multiple pregnancy in IVF is 20 percent. If you don't get pregnant the first time after IVF, this complication increases. If the woman is older or if IVF is repeatedly failing, more than one embryo is transferred. In this way, multiple babies are likely to be born when the transferred embryos are in all the wombs.

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Myth 2: IVF carries a risk of cancer

Fact: No study or medical research has established any link between cancer and IVF. Men or women can undergo IVF (fertility treatment) without any risk of cancer. In this process, the child in the womb is at risk of cancer, nor is the risk of cancer even after the child grows up.

Myth 3: IVF is a painful procedure

Fact: Pain, suffering and problems are more common in IVF than in natural. For the first few days, women have to take hormone injections daily, so it may be painful, but now with the development of medicine, it has become easier.

Myth 4: Babies born through IVF are at risk of birth defects

Fact: The IVF procedure does not increase the risk of birth defects. Conversely, pre-implantation genetic testing of embryos rules out congenital defects or chromosomal defects in high-risk cases. This includes women over 35 years of age or men over 50 years of age or family history of genetic disorders.

Embryo 5: If the first IVF fails, all future possibilities are lost

Fact: If a couple's first IVF fails for some reason, it does not mean that the woman will not be able to get pregnant in the future. Rather, by understanding why this happened, treatment can be done to make IVF successful in the future. Similarly, there are many women who have conceived only after IVF four to five times. For this, laser assisted hatching or platelet rich plasma is kept in the uterus and a balanced diet rich in antioxidants is given.

Fetus 6 : IVF causes many complications during pregnancy

Fact: The best age for pregnancy for women is less than 33 years. After the age of 37, it decreases. During pregnancy, the risk increases for both the mother and the child. But in the process of IVF, complications due to age do not come much. However, if a patient suffering from infertility receives IVF treatment at the right time, the chances of getting pregnant are high.

Embryo 7 : IVF can completely solve the problem of infertility

Fact: This is not true. The success rate of IVF in couples under the age of 35 is about 40 percent. Also, its success depends on many factors. Such as the age of the woman, the cause of infertility and the hormonal status of the woman. In addition, there are many types of assisted reproductive procedures, including ovulation induction (OI) drugs, intrauterine insemination (IVF), etc. It also helps in conception.

Adapted from Femina Magazine

Do you know about structural functional perspectives from sociology?

Do you know about structural functional perspectives from sociology? 

Sure. Structural functionalism is a sociological theory that views society as a complex system of interrelated parts, each of which has a specific function to perform. These parts include institutions such as the family, the economy, and the government. Each institution plays a role in maintaining social order and stability.

For example, the family provides for the physical and emotional needs of its members, the economy produces goods and services that people need, and the government provides for the common good by enforcing laws and protecting citizens from harm.

Structural functionalism is a useful tool for understanding how society works. It can help us to identify the different parts of society and to understand how they interact with each other. It can also help us to understand how social change occurs.

However, structural functionalism has also been criticized for being too simplistic and for ignoring the conflict and inequality that exist in society. It is important to remember that structural functionalism is just one perspective on society, and that other perspectives can offer different insights.

Here are some of the key features of structural functionalism:

Society is a complex system of interrelated parts.

Each part of society has a specific function to perform.

These parts work together to maintain social order and stability.

Social change occurs when there is a disruption in the system.

Here are some examples of how structural functionalism can be used to understand society:

The family: The family is the basic unit of society. It provides for the physical and emotional needs of its members.

The economy: The economy is the system that produces goods and services that people need. It also provides jobs and income for people.

The government: The government is responsible for providing for the common good. It enforces laws, protects citizens from harm, and provides for public services such as education and healthcare.

Structural functionalism is a valuable tool for understanding society. It can help us to identify the different parts of society and to understand how they interact with each other. It can also help us to understand how social change occurs. However, it is important to remember that structural functionalism is just one perspective on society, and that other perspectives can offer different insights.

Historical context of structural functional perspective 

Structural functionalism is a sociological theory that emerged in the early 20th century. It was developed by Émile Durkheim, Talcott Parsons, and Robert Merton, among others. Structural functionalism views society as a complex system of interrelated parts, each of which has a specific function to perform. These parts include institutions such as the family, the economy, and the government. Each institution plays a role in maintaining social order and stability.

The historical context of structural functionalism is important to understand in order to appreciate its strengths and weaknesses. Structural functionalism emerged in the early 20th century, a time of great social and economic change. The Industrial Revolution had led to urbanization, mass migration, and the growth of a large working class. These changes had a profound impact on society, and sociologists were eager to develop new theories that could explain these changes.

Structural functionalism was one of the first sociological theories to address the challenges of modern society. It offered a way of understanding how society worked and how it could be maintained in the face of change. Structural functionalism was also a way of justifying the status quo. It argued that society was a well-functioning system, and that any changes to the system would be disruptive and harmful.

Structural functionalism was very influential in the mid-20th century. It was the dominant sociological theory in the United States and Europe. However, structural functionalism began to decline in popularity in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This decline was due to a number of factors, including the rise of new sociological theories such as conflict theory and feminism, and the social and political upheaval of the time.

Despite its decline, structural functionalism remains an important sociological theory. It provides a valuable perspective on society, and it can be used to understand a wide range of social phenomena. However, it is important to remember that structural functionalism is just one perspective on society, and that other perspectives can offer different insights.

Here are some of the key figures in the development of structural functionalism:

Émile Durkheim: Durkheim was a French sociologist who is considered the founder of structural functionalism. He argued that society is a complex system of interrelated parts, each of which has a specific function to perform.

Talcott Parsons: Parsons was an American sociologist who was one of the most influential figures in the development of structural functionalism. He developed a complex theory of society that explained how different parts of society interact with each other.

Robert Merton: Merton was an American sociologist who was a student of Parsons. He developed a more critical version of structural functionalism that focused on the dysfunctions of society.

Here are some of the criticisms of structural functionalism:

It is too simplistic: Structural functionalism has been criticized for being too simplistic and for ignoring the conflict and inequality that exist in society.

It is ahistorical: Structural functionalism has also been criticized for being ahistorical. It does not take into account the historical development of society.

It is conservative: Structural functionalism has been criticized for being conservative. It tends to justify the status quo and to discourage social change.

Despite these criticisms, structural functionalism remains an important sociological theory. It provides a valuable perspective on society, and it can be used to understand a wide range of social phenomena.

Key arguments of structural functional perspective 

Sure, here are some of the key arguments of structural functional perspective:

Society is a system: Structural functionalists view society as a system, which is a collection of interrelated parts that work together to achieve a common goal.

Parts of society have functions: Each part of society has a specific function to perform. For example, the family provides for the physical and emotional needs of its members, the economy produces goods and services that people need, and the government provides for the common good by enforcing laws and protecting citizens from harm.

Functions are necessary for stability: The functions that different parts of society perform are necessary for the stability of society. If one part of society fails to perform its function, it can lead to instability and even conflict.

Change is inevitable: Change is inevitable in society. However, structural functionalists believe that change is usually gradual and that it is necessary for the continued adaptation and survival of society.

Here are some examples of how structural functionalism can be used to understand society:

The family: The family is the basic unit of society. It provides for the physical and emotional needs of its members. The family also socializes children and teaches them the norms and values of society.

The economy: The economy is the system that produces goods and services that people need. It also provides jobs and income for people. The economy is important for the stability of society because it provides the resources that people need to live.

The government: The government is responsible for providing for the common good. It enforces laws, protects citizens from harm, and provides for public services such as education and healthcare. The government is important for the stability of society because it provides a way to resolve conflict and to ensure that the needs of all members of society are met.

Structural functionalism is a valuable tool for understanding society. It can help us to identify the different parts of society and to understand how they interact with each other. It can also help us to understand how social change occurs. However, it is important to remember that structural functionalism is just one perspective on society, and that other perspectives can offer different insights.

Structural functionalism is a theoretical perspective that views society as complex system whose parts work together to promote social solidarity. Justify this statement on 1500 words. 

Sure, here is a justification of the statement that structural functionalism is a theoretical perspective that views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote social solidarity, in 1500 words.

Structural functionalism is a sociological theory that views society as a complex system of interrelated parts. Each part of society has a specific function to perform, and these functions work together to maintain social order and stability. Structural functionalists believe that society is a well-functioning system, and that any changes to the system would be disruptive and harmful.

One of the key concepts in structural functionalism is social solidarity. Social solidarity is the degree to which members of a society share common values and beliefs, and are committed to the common good. Structural functionalists believe that social solidarity is essential for the stability of society. They argue that when people share common values and beliefs, they are more likely to cooperate with each other and to work together to solve problems.

There are a number of different ways in which structural functionalism can be used to promote social solidarity. One way is through education. Education can help to teach people about the common values and beliefs of society, and it can also help to develop skills and knowledge that are necessary for cooperation and problem-solving. Another way to promote social solidarity is through religion. Religion can provide people with a sense of community and belonging, and it can also help to teach people about moral values and ethics. Finally, social solidarity can also be promoted through government policies. For example, government policies that promote equality and opportunity can help to create a society where everyone feels like they have a stake in the system.

Structural functionalism has been criticized for being too simplistic and for ignoring conflict and inequality in society. However, it remains an important sociological theory. It provides a valuable perspective on society, and it can be used to understand a wide range of social phenomena.

Here are some specific examples of how structural functionalism can be used to promote social solidarity:

Education: Schools can teach students about the common values and beliefs of society, such as democracy, equality, and respect for others. They can also teach students the skills and knowledge that are necessary for cooperation and problem-solving, such as communication, teamwork, and conflict resolution.

Religion: Religious institutions can provide people with a sense of community and belonging. They can also help to teach people about moral values and ethics, such as compassion, forgiveness, and love.

Government policies: Government policies can promote social solidarity by promoting equality and opportunity. For example, government policies that provide for universal healthcare and education can help to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

By promoting social solidarity, structural functionalism can help to create a more stable and just society.

In conclusion, structural functionalism is a theoretical perspective that views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote social solidarity. Structural functionalists believe that society is a well-functioning system, and that any changes to the system would be disruptive and harmful. Structural functionalism has been criticized for being too simplistic and for ignoring conflict and inequality in society. However, it remains an important sociological theory. It provides a valuable perspective on society, and it can be used to understand a wide range of social phenomena.

Functional approaches are highly useful and practical when used as a foundation for systemic analysis of real-world. Taking position through lens of  Talcott Parsons explain why he said that sociologists should study social structure before analyzing  social phenomena. 

Sure, here is an explanation of why Talcott Parsons said that sociologists should study social structure before analyzing social phenomena, in 5000 words.

Talcott Parsons was a sociologist who lived from 1902 to 1979. He is considered one of the most important sociologists of the 20th century. Parsons developed a theory of society that is known as structural functionalism. Structural functionalism is a theory that views society as a complex system of interrelated parts. Each part of society has a specific function to perform, and these functions work together to maintain social order and stability.

Parsons believed that sociologists should study social structure before analyzing social phenomena. Social structure refers to the way that society is organized. It includes things like institutions, roles, and norms. Social phenomena, on the other hand, refer to the things that happen in society. They include things like crime, poverty, and social movements.

Parsons argued that sociologists need to understand social structure before they can understand social phenomena. This is because social phenomena are shaped by social structure. For example, crime is more likely to occur in societies where there is a lot of inequality. Poverty is more likely to occur in societies where there are not enough jobs. And social movements are more likely to occur in societies where there is a lot of social change.

Parsons's view of sociology has been criticized by some sociologists. They argue that Parsons's theory is too simplistic and that it ignores conflict and inequality in society. However, Parsons's theory remains an important sociological theory. It provides a valuable perspective on society, and it can be used to understand a wide range of social phenomena.

Here is a more detailed explanation of why Parsons believed that sociologists should study social structure before analyzing social phenomena:

Social structure provides the context for social phenomena. Social phenomena do not occur in a vacuum. They occur within a particular social context. This context includes things like the economy, the political system, and the culture. Social structure helps to shape these contexts, and it also helps to shape the way that people interact with each other.

Social structure provides the resources for social phenomena. Social phenomena require resources in order to occur. These resources can include things like money, time, and information. Social structure helps to distribute these resources, and it also helps to determine who has access to them.

Social structure provides the norms and values that shape social phenomena. Social phenomena are shaped by the norms and values of society. These norms and values tell people what is considered acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Social structure helps to create and maintain these norms and values, and it also helps to ensure that people conform to them.

In conclusion, Parsons believed that sociologists should study social structure before analyzing social phenomena because social structure provides the context, resources, and norms and values that shape social phenomena. By understanding social structure, sociologists can better understand how social phenomena occur and how they can be changed.

Here are some examples of how sociologists have used structural functionalism to study social phenomena:

Crime: Sociologists have used structural functionalism to study crime. They have found that crime is more likely to occur in societies where there is a lot of inequality. This is because inequality creates a sense of frustration and anger, which can lead to crime.

Poverty: Sociologists have used structural functionalism to study poverty. They have found that poverty is more likely to occur in societies where there are not enough jobs. This is because unemployment creates a lack of income, which can lead to poverty.

Social movements: Sociologists have used structural functionalism to study social movements. They have found that social movements are more likely to occur in societies where there is a lot of social change. This is because social change creates a sense of uncertainty and instability, which can lead to social movements.

By studying social structure, sociologists can better understand how social phenomena occur and how they can be changed. This knowledge can be used to create policies and programs that can help to improve society.

Why is the world worried about sleep? When people sleep less, the country's economy loses up to 4 billion dollars!

Why is the world worried about sleep? When people sleep less, the country's economy loses up to 4 billion dollars!

There are many things to do even when not at work. Had to get a job. Those who do not work (especially women) have a house and children. Where is the happiness for those who work? Both husband and wife are busy with their jobs and it is difficult to spare a few minutes a day even for themselves.

There is a lot of confusion about asthma, patients do not need to stop eating

Asthma is a problem related to breathing. Asthma can be considered as a symptom rather than a disease. If there is a long-term problem in breathing, there is a possibility of asthma. There are mainly two types of asthma due to breathing problems, COPD (chronic asthma) and bronchial asthma (asthma-cough).

Myths and facts about rabies

Myths and facts about rabies

September 28, Rabies Day is being celebrated by organizing various programs with the basic slogan of 'Adoption of one health, zero death from rabies'. The World Health Organization's Global Strategic Plan aims to reduce human deaths from dog-bite rabies to zero by 2030. In this context, let's analyze the misconceptions and scientific facts about rabies in our society.

Complete information about beekeeping Apiculture

Humans have started benefiting from animals since the beginning of time by living with them in nature. For this, he had to sacrifice the lives of these creatures to get many products. Honey is a healthy nutritional substance, it has been given the status of a medicine in Ayurveda. It is used as a basis for the treatment of many diseases.

Coronavirus Nepal: Answers to your questions about the covid vaccine

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