Is it okay to have sex before the menstrual period is over?

Having sex before your period is completely over is a very incorrect behavior. Women's menstruation is not completely over, which means that the menstrual period has not passed. At this time, women's body resistance is very poor. When a woman's menstruation is not over, the cervix is ​​often still open, and the menstrual blood is often alkaline. In this case, if you have sex, the menstrual blood is likely to flow back into the uterus, which is likely to cause cervical inflammation and may also allow some bacteria to enter the uterus, which will affect the woman's future fertility.

Having sex before the menstruation is completely over will have a great impact on the body. At this time, women will be overly excited because of sexual life, which will cause congestion of the reproductive organs, which will lead to a heavier amount of menstruation and a corresponding extension of the menstrual period.

Having sex before the menstruation is completely over may cause bacteria to grow in the vagina. Because women often have endometrial shedding and bleeding at this time, there will inevitably be some small wounds, and the bacteria can easily grow and spread to the cervix, leading to various gynecological inflammatory diseases. Severe cases may even lead to endometrial infection or fallopian tube infection, which can easily cause endometrial inflammation or fallopian tube inflammation. The symptoms are often mild at the beginning and are not easy to attract attention. If the disease develops further and is not treated in time, it is very likely to cause female infertility.

Women should never have sex before their menstruation is over, because this behavior not only affects women's health, but may also further affect men's reproductive health. If a woman has sex before her menstrual period is over, it is very likely that some bacteria will infect the male urethra through the male urethra, thereby inducing male urethritis or causing male urethral obstruction.