Is it okay to have sex the day before your period?

A few days before menstruation, women's secretions usually increase to a certain extent. In addition to the trouble of secretions, many women also find that they are particularly "wanting" during these days. Why does sexual desire increase before menstruation? Sexual life is one of the ways for couples to be intimate. So for female friends, how should they have sex before and after menstruation?

Many women have experienced increased sexual desire before and after menstruation. It is best to avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation, but you feel very eager to have sex. Why does your body react like this? In fact, this situation is more common in some middle-aged women. This is because when menstruation is about to come, the estrogen level is higher than usual, the pelvic cavity is congested, and the sexual excitement of the brain is correspondingly enhanced. This situation is a normal physiological and psychological need.

Sexual desire increases after menstruation

Women's sexual desire is closely related to their menstrual cycle. After menstruation, when a new cycle begins, more estrogen will be secreted in women's bodies, which makes women full of energy and more active in sexual life.

After menstruation, there is often a physiological period when sexual activity frequency increases, and it is also not easy to conceive during this period. In this case, it is easy for both parties to reach orgasm, which is a relatively good time. But it should be noted that if a woman's menstruation is not completely clean, she should pay special attention to preventing infection. The uterus has just been repaired at this time and also needs care, and movements should not be too large.

Reminder: It is best not to have sex during menstruation

During menstruation, women's resistance will decrease. If they have sex during menstruation, it is easy to bring bacteria into the uterine cavity, causing secondary infection of the endometrium, leading to endometritis or salpingitis, and ultimately causing infertility. In addition, women may also experience edema, headache, fatigue, fear of cold, emotional instability, drowsiness, lower abdominal distension, back pain and other uncomfortable symptoms, and it will cause increased congestion in the uterus, leading to increased menstrual bleeding and prolonged menstruation.

Finally, a reminder that couples should pay special attention to reproductive hygiene when having sex before menstruation. Since menstruation is approaching, infection is more likely to occur and should be taken seriously. Men should pay attention to keeping their genitals clean to prevent the foreskin from being too long and harbouring dirt. In addition, you should avoid being too intense during sexual intercourse to avoid hurting your vagina.