Can I have sexual stimulation during menstruation?

Is it possible to have sexual stimulation during menstruation? Experts have found that the length of a woman's menstrual cycle is directly related to the number of sexual intercourses and the contraceptives she takes. If a couple has a normal sex life, the woman's menstrual cycle will be relatively normal. If the frequency of sex is too much or too little, the woman's menstrual cycle will be longer. For a detailed introduction, please read the following content.

I believe many women don’t know that sexual intercourse can affect menstruation. In fact, the vast majority of married women’s delayed menstruation is related to excessive sexual stimulation. Many couples do not like to wear condoms during sex and are afraid of unwanted pregnancy, so female friends take emergency contraceptive pills to prevent pregnancy afterwards. However, taking emergency contraceptive pills will affect ovarian function and inhibit ovulation. In addition, contraceptives are hormonal drugs, and repeated use can easily lead to endocrine disorders and irregular menstruation.

Menstruation is also related to the frequency of sexual intercourse. The more sexual intercourse a couple has every month, the more likely it is that menstruation will be delayed. Under normal circumstances, if a woman has sex less than five times a week, her menstrual cycle will be within the normal range. If an unmarried or widowed woman has no sex life at all, her menstrual cycle will be longer than normal. This is also the main manifestation of sexual stimulation affecting menstruation. Therefore, women must learn more about this aspect in their daily lives. Only in this way can they make their bodies healthier.

I believe that after reading the above content, you will have a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of how sexual stimulation affects menstruation. When couples have sex, they must pay attention to the issue of moderation. They should not have sex without restraint just because they are young and healthy, or not use condoms at all during sex, but often take oral contraceptives. These practices can easily affect women's menstrual cycle, and in severe cases can even lead to dysmenorrhea or infertility.