Can I have sex on the first day of my period?

The first day after the menstrual period ends is a safe period, and it is not easy to get pregnant during intercourse. However, because the cervix has not yet completely closed, intercourse at this time may cause infection, and it may also cause the menstruation to rebound and cause vaginal bleeding. Therefore, it is not recommended to have sex too early. If you have had sex before, you should pay attention to observe changes in your body. If there are no other abnormalities, it means the impact is not serious, but you need to avoid similar situations in the future. If you haven't started having sex yet, it is recommended to wait 2 days before having sex. Generally, it is better to start having sex 3 days after the menstrual period is over.

Shortly after her period ended, she couldn't have sex on the first day. Having sex during a woman's menstrual period can easily lead to various gynecological diseases due to the opening of the cervix and the formation of wounds in the uterus. After the menstrual period, the uterine entrance is closed, the disease resistance is reduced, and gynecological diseases are generally not likely to occur after having sex. However, if a woman has sex on the first day after her menstruation, the uterine wall has not yet been completely repaired, and bleeding will occur again due to the stimulation of sexual intercourse, so it should be avoided as much as possible. It is best to have sex three days after your menstrual period is completely over.

After a woman's menstruation has stopped, she can have sex if there is residual blood. However, if there is residual blood, it means that the woman's uterus has not recovered. After intercourse, it is very easy for some bacteria to enter the female body, which can cause gynecological diseases in women, and it is very easy to have bleeding again during intercourse. Because women's hormones are low after menstruation, such as estrogen and estradiol are much lower than normal, the secretion produced during intercourse is less, and excessive friction can easily cause damage to the vulva and cause bleeding.

Long-term irregular bleeding can easily cause cervical inflammation in women, leading to gynecological diseases such as cervical polyps, cervical lesions and cervical cancer. Therefore, it is recommended that women have sex 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends and when there is residual blood. At the same time, they should pay attention to sexual hygiene and keep the genitals dry and clean.