What are the dangers of having sex during menstruation Why don't you have sex during menstruation
If a woman is menstruating, she cannot have intercourse. During intercourse during menstruation, due to uterine contractions during love impulses, endometrial fragments can also be squeezed into the pelvis, causing endometriosis and leading to infertility.
In our real life, there are often some couples who will have intercourse during menstruation. So what are the dangers of having sex during menstruation? Today, I will answer them one by one. If you want to know, please take a look.
What are the dangers of having sex during menstruation?
As we all know, women are not allowed to have intercourse during menstruation. So what are the dangers of having intercourse during menstruation?
1. Heavy menstrual bleeding and prolonged menstruation
Due to the excitement of both partners, the entry of the penis can cause the female genitalia to become congested, resulting in heavier menstrual bleeding and longer menstrual periods.
2. Endometrial infection
Menstrual blood is a good medium for bacteria and other microorganisms, and bacteria are very easy to breed, spreading along many tiny wounds and ruptured small blood vessels in the endometrium, infecting the endometrium, and even affecting the fallopian tubes and pelvic organs, thus bringing unnecessary trouble to the woman.
3. Cause urethritis in men
If you have intercourse during menstruation, the menstrual discharge will spread to the male urethra, causing urethritis in men.
4. Cause infertility
Intercourse during menstruation, because sperm meets overflowing blood cells at the damaged endometrium, or even enters the bloodstream, can induce the production of anti-sperm antibodies, resulting inImmune infertility, infertility. During intercourse during menstruation, due to uterine contractions during love impulses, endometrial fragments can also be squeezed into the pelvis, causing endometriosis and leading to infertility.
Reasons why you can't have sex during menstruation
1. Due to the contraction of the uterus during sexual impulse, endometrial fragments may also be squeezed into the pelvis, causing endometriosis, which can also lead to infertility.
2. Harm to men, if menstrual secretions enter the male urethra, it may also cause the occurrence of male urethritis.
3. During menstrual sex, the female reproductive organs will be congested for a long time, resulting in increased menstrual blood and prolonged menstruation.
4. The woman's immune system itself is antigenic to sperm, and under normal circumstances, the sperm will combine with the egg or be excreted before it comes into contact with the immune system, so it will not stimulate the woman to produce anti-sperm antibodies. However, if intercourse occurs during menstruation, it can cause women to develop anti-sperm antibodies.
5. Male genitalia may bring bacteria into the vagina, and pathogenic bacteria will multiply in menstrual blood, spread along many tiny wounds and ruptured small blood vessels in the endometrium, infect the endometrium, and even adhere to the surface of sperm into the fallopian tubes, thereby causing inflammation.Inflammation of the fallopian tubes is very harmful, and in severe cases, it will cause its own blockage, and the sperm cannot reach the outer part of the fallopian tube through the blocked site, and the egg waiting here cannot be fertilized, resulting in infertility. Even if the blockage of the fallopian tube is mild, the sperm can squeeze through the slit to the outer segment of the fallopian tube to fertilize the egg, but after the fertilized egg grows, it will be more than ten times larger than the sperm, and cannot enter the uterine cavity through the slit, but can only attach to the fallopian tube, which isectopic pregnancy