The dangers of having sex before your period ends

There are many couples who have sex before the menstruation is over. In fact, there are many such couples. However, having sex during such a period of time will cause serious harm to the woman's body. Therefore, as a couple, in order to ensure physical health, it is best to avoid having sex during this period of time to avoid harm to your body. The following content introduces in detail the dangers of having sex before the menstruation is over. You can take a look at the dangers.

Sexual intercourse during menstruation can easily cause the following symptoms:

(1) It can easily cause various inflammations, such as endometritis, salpingitis, and even pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility.

(2) Uterine contractions caused by sexual intercourse during menstruation can cause menstrual blood to enter the abdominal cavity, which may cause the risk of endometriosis.

(3) During menstruation, some sperm and other components of semen may enter the female blood circulation through small blood vessel ruptures, stimulate the immune system and form anti-sperm antibodies, causing immune infertility.

(4) Various blood-borne diseases can be transmitted to each other.

(5) Sexual intercourse during menstruation can cause increased bleeding or prolonged bleeding. This should be avoided as much as possible. If occasional sexual intercourse is not a big problem and there are no other abnormal symptoms, observe for the time being and do not treat it for the time being.

Having sex during menstruation will not cause pregnancy. However, it can easily lead to gynecological inflammation. Sexual intercourse should be absolutely prohibited and you should pay attention to personal hygiene.

Normal sexual life between couples will be beneficial to physical health, but for women, if they have sex when their menstruation comes and their menstruation has not yet ended, it will cause harm to their bodies and many symptoms will appear. Therefore, many couples should pay attention to this aspect to avoid causing serious harm to women's bodies.