Having sex on the first day after menstruation stops

If you have sex right after your menstrual period stops, it is generally not easy to get pregnant. This period is called the safe menstrual period, and there is generally no ovulation period. However, if a woman's menstrual cycle is irregular and her menstrual period is short, she may also have an ovulation period. If you have sex during the ovulation period, you may get pregnant. Therefore, it is necessary to do an early pregnancy test as soon as possible. You can go to the hospital to test hcg and do B-ultrasound to confirm whether you are pregnant. During this period, do not eat foods or take medicines that have a significant impact on the fetus.

Under normal circumstances, you cannot have sex during your menstrual period. If you have your period, having sex on the first day is inevitable. It has already happened, and the only way to alleviate it is to take some antiviral drugs to prevent infection. Having sex during menstruation usually causes endometritis. The cervix opens, and various bacteria in the vagina multiply very quickly, which can easily cause retrograde infection during menstruation and cause pelvic inflammatory disease and endometritis.

If it is more serious, it will cause salpingitis. If the salpingitis is more serious, it will cause future infertility or ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, it is best not to have sex during the menstrual period. If sex is unavoidable, you can take some antiviral drugs. For example, antiviral drugs such as metronidazole and ornidazole, or antiviral drugs such as cephalosporin and penicillin can be used for treatment. Sexual intercourse during menstruation can also easily cause endometriosis, adenomyosis and ovarian chocolate cysts, which can usually be treated with some medicine.

During menstruation, because the uterine wall falls down and the cervix is ​​moderately open, if you have sex, you may suffer from gynecological infections, such as vaginitis, endometritis, etc. In addition, sex can also cause menstrual backflow, causing the endometrium to migrate to other parts of the pelvis, causing endometriosis, which in turn causes menstrual pain, chocolate cysts, etc. Therefore, during the menstrual period, you should pay attention to rest, improve nutrition, keep warm, prevent fatigue and coldness, avoid eating cold and spicy foods and irritating foods, and strictly prohibit sexual intercourse.