Chirag Bhandari: World Sexual Health Day – Making Sexual Health a Conversation, Not a Taboo
Chirag Bhandari, Andrologist and Director at the Institute of Andrology and Sexual Health, shared on LinkedIn:
“World Sexual Health Day
Sexual health is an important part of our physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being, yet it is still a topic many people hesitate to talk about.
As a specialist in men’s sexual and reproductive health, I believe that open conversations, timely medical guidance, and evidence-based care can make a meaningful difference.
Why does sexual health matter?
- Mental and emotional well-being
- Healthy relationships and intimacy
- Early detection and prevention of health concerns
- Fertility and reproductive health
- Confidence to seek the right care
Let’s work towards creating a culture where questions about sexual health are met with understanding, not embarrassment; information, not misinformation; and care, not stigma.
Let’s make sexual health a conversation, not a taboo.”
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