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We’ve got your sexual health questions covered!
Have you ever had a question about sex or relationships but were too embarrassed to verbalise it?
You know, those questions about certain discharges, weird things that happen in the middle of a sexual encounter, that kind of thing.
Luckily, our new Ask Dr Amy segment is here to enlighten us on the questions we are a bit reluctant to put out there.
Want to get involved? Submit your question and Dr Amy will answer them. We’ll be publishing your answered questions on our Ask Dr Amy news post.
To keep updated you can also sign up to our Youth Newsletter.
Submit Your Question
Don’t be shy, submit your question to Ask Dr Amy
Your submissions are completely anonymous! We’ll only publish the question you provided.
Please note: we cannot guarantee an answer to all submissions.
Want to check out the most commonly asked questions? Read them here.
Need your question answered now?
If you need your sexual health questions answered sooner rather than later please call the FREE Sexual Healthline on 1300 883 793. The Line is open Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 12:30pm.
You can also contact us at SHINE SA on 8300 5300.
Also remember to check out our Fact Sheets for more information on contraception, STIs and more!
Your Questions Answered
Ask Dr Amy News
We’re publishing the nitty-gritty answers to the most detailed questions you have for Dr Amy:
Sex During COVID-19
To start things off we are approaching the most obvious – if we want a good sexual experience during COVID how do we go about it?
Having Sex for the First Time
What is sex, when will I know if I’m ready and what should I expect? Ask Dr Amy goes into the detail in our latest blog.
Let’s Talk Sexpectations
The ‘sexpectations’ we have around orgasms are endless. Ask Dr Amy breaks down some of the expectations and pressures we have around sexual satisfaction.
Sexual Dysfunction Is Common, So What Can We Do About It?
Difficulties and worries about sex have been a common theme in questions to Ask Dr Amy. Today, we are going to talk about those concerns and where to go to for help if you need it.
Have you read our Ask Dr Amy Disclaimer?
Ask Dr Amy will provide information from knowledge and experience as a sexual health clinician.
This service is not liable for the information it provides and does not substitute consulting with your doctor or sexual health clinic.
Submissions are anonymous – we only share the question, not who it was submitted by.
If you require medical attention see your GP or local Emergency Department.
We’ve got your sexual health questions covered!
Have you ever had a question about sex or relationships but were too embarrassed to verbalise it?
You know, those questions about certain discharges, weird things that happen in the middle of a sexual encounter, that kind of thing.
Luckily, our new Ask Dr Amy segment is here to enlighten us on the questions we are a bit reluctant to put out there.
Want to get involved? Submit your question and Dr Amy will answer them. We’ll be publishing your answered questions on our Ask Dr Amy news post.
To keep updated you can also sign up to our Youth Newsletter.
Submit Your Question
Don’t be shy, submit your question to Ask Dr Amy
Your submissions are completely anonymous! We’ll only publish the question you provided.
Please note: we cannot guarantee an answer to all submissions.
Want to check out the most commonly asked questions? Read them here.
Need your question answered now?
If you need your sexual health questions answered sooner rather than later please call the FREE Sexual Healthline on 1300 883 793. The Line is open Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 12:30pm.
You can also contact us at SHINE SA on 8300 5300.
Also remember to check out our Fact Sheets for more information on contraception, STIs and more!
Your Questions Answered
Ask Dr Amy News
We’re publishing the nitty-gritty answers to the most detailed questions you have for Dr Amy:
Sex During COVID-19
To start things off we are approaching the most obvious – if we want a good sexual experience during COVID how do we go about it?
Having Sex for the First Time
What is sex, when will I know if I’m ready and what should I expect? Ask Dr Amy goes into the detail in our latest blog.
Let’s Talk Sexpectations
The ‘sexpectations’ we have around orgasms are endless. Ask Dr Amy breaks down some of the expectations and pressures we have around sexual satisfaction.
Sexual Dysfunction Is Common, So What Can We Do About It?
Difficulties and worries about sex have been a common theme in questions to Ask Dr Amy. Today, we are going to talk about those concerns and where to go to for help if you need it.
Have you read our Ask Dr Amy Disclaimer?
Ask Dr Amy will provide information from knowledge and experience as a sexual health clinician.
This service is not liable for the information it provides and does not substitute consulting with your doctor or sexual health clinic.
Submissions are anonymous – we only share the question, not who it was submitted by.
If you require medical attention see your GP or local Emergency Department.