5 sites to ask questions you wouldn't ask your Mother - Health

5 sites to ask questions you wouldn't ask your Mother

Let's face it--embarrassing health issues arise from time to time. And many times, they go ignored. Whether it is because you're too uncomfortable to ask your Doctor, you can't find the answer online, or you are too busy to make an doctor's appointment, there are places you can bravely ask just about anything--right from the privacy of your home computer.

1. Coolnurse.com Health FAQ'sThis site answers a lot of questions that could cause concern and embarrassment. From excessive sweating to STDs, this site has it all covered. If you click on the Sex FAQ link, even more personal information is addressed. This is a good site if you have a general problem that others have likely experienced as well.

2.Prevention.comA great list of personal questions, with catchy ways of categorizing the questions that will make you smile through your cringing embarrassment. Check out "South of the Border" or "Body Blues" for example.

3.FunAdvice.com HealthThe Health section on FunAdvice is a great place to go if you want personalized advice to your specific situation. Here, you can create a free profile and ask the sites' million plus users for advice. Teenagers also ask many sex education questions here as well.

4.Allexperts.com Women's HealthThis site has a list of questions specifically geared toward female sitegoers. You can read hundreds of questions and answers about women's health here, often asked by their male partners (so don't be shy, guys!).

5.Askmen.com Men's Health Here are 8 questions that men may be too shy to ask, and answers from a licensed M.D. From what to do about a potbelly to finding blood in semen, the Doc has everything covered for men in this one succinct article.

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