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 Many people with disabilities or illnesses enjoy healthy, active sex lives. Read on to find out how to enjoy sex with physical limitations.  |
Whether you have a hard time reaching your genitals or you’ve lost some sensation, there are a few specialty products that can help. The Flex-O-Pleaser is a long, flexible vibrator that adds 12 inches to your reach. If you have limited arm or shoulder mobility, this massager will work for you. The Acuvibe and the Hitachi Magic Wand are two extremely strong vibrators. Though women traditionally use vibrators, many men find they enjoy the sensation as well. Another common illness that doesn’t have to completely kill your sex drive is cancer. Cancer often requires invasive, dehabilitating treatments like chemotherapy. The Oasis Wand is a specialized vibrator that’s extremely thin and gentle. This vibrator was made to stimulate the walls of the vagina without tearing or irritating. When it comes to partner sex, experiment with using pillows or cushions to find positions that work for you. If your illness makes you sensitive to latex, try non-latex condoms. Other sensitivites can be sidestepped with medical-grade silicone vibrators or organic personal lubricants. If penetrative sex isn’t an option for you, you can still be intimate with your partner through kissing, touching and mutual masturbation. The Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability is an excellent book that covers a myriad of disabilities and shows you how you can work your disability to have pleasurable sex. This book answers frequently asked questions and aims to help you overcome any anxieties you might have.  | |
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