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Sex during menstruation? You should pay attention to that!

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Having sex during a woman's period is a topic that many people have different opinions about. Some find it repulsive, while others consider it perfectly normal. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at what science has to say about this topic and the pros and cons.

What is it about?

First of all, it is important to understand what happens in the woman's body during menstruation . The uterine lining is shed and expelled, causing bleeding. This process can be accompanied by pain and discomfort in some women. However, the menstrual cycle is a natural process and should not be considered taboo or unhygienic.

What about sexual intercourse?

Now, to the question of whether sex during your period is safe, yes, it is safe. Although the chances of getting pregnant during your period are low, there is still a small risk. Moreover, having sex during your period can also increase the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This is because the lining of the uterus is open and bacteria can enter more easily. Therefore, it is always advisable to use a condom when having sex during your period to minimize the risk of STI.


Another topic that is often debated is whether or not intercourse during menstruation is painful for the woman. Some women report a pleasant feeling as sex can be more intense due to increased blood flow in the pelvic area. However, other women experience pain due to cramps or sensitivity in the genital area during their period. It is important to respond to the partner's needs and pay attention to her sensations if necessary.

Hygiene

Another factor to consider is hygiene. It is advisable to perform a thorough cleaning before and after intercourse during the period. Both the partner and the woman should wash their hands and change condoms if necessary to minimize the risk of infection.

Conclusion

In conclusion, having sex during a woman's period is a personal decision that should be made by partners. It is safe as long as precautions such as condoms are taken to minimize the risk of STIs. It is also important to be sensitive to the partner's needs and be mindful of her feelings. Ultimately, whether or not to have sex during menstruation depends on individual preferences and physical sensitivities.