Can I have sex during ovulation bleeding?

Ovulation bleeding is normal and occurs when the uterine lining is shedding due to a drop in estrogen. Many women also want to know whether they can still have sex if they have ovulation bleeding. Generally speaking, in order to ensure the quality of sperm and eggs, it is not recommended to have sex during ovulation bleeding.

1. Normally, there will be no bleeding during the ovulation period. Although some women experience bleeding during the ovulation period, the bleeding will disappear on its own within 1 or 2 days. This is also a normal phenomenon. I hope expectant mothers will not worry. However, it is still recommended that non-pregnant women do not have sex during the ovulation period.

2. Because it is impossible to determine whether ovulation bleeding is a normal phenomenon, if it is abnormal bleeding, it will affect the fetus even if you are pregnant. Whether it is bleeding during menstruation or ovulation, it is easy to be infected with bacteria during intercourse, which can lead to gynecological diseases. During ovulation, the pelvic cavity is congested and the cervix is ​​also very loose, which means that the antibacterial ability is reduced. At this time, the husband can easily bring bacteria into his wife's body during intercourse, causing damage to the vaginal environment, dysbacteriosis, and gynecological diseases such as vaginitis will follow.

3. Women should pay attention to personal hygiene during ovulation bleeding, especially genital hygiene, change underwear every day, and take rest and avoid overwork. Just like during the menstrual period, you should not eat overly stimulating foods, such as spicy, raw and cold foods. Shower should be chosen for bathing, as tub bath is unhygienic. Keep the vulva clean and avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible. If a woman who wants to get pregnant experiences bleeding during ovulation, she should consult a doctor to see if it is a normal physiological phenomenon and avoid conception during the bleeding period. Successful conception requires many conditions, such as the ovaries must release mature eggs every month, the husband's sperm must be viable, the female fallopian tubes must be unobstructed, the uterine environment must be mature, and whether the woman is within the best age for pregnancy, etc. Only when all of the above conditions are met can conception occur.