What are the dangers of having sex before your period is completely over?

Generally speaking, you cannot have sex during your period. Having sex during menstruation is a huge harm to both yourself and your lover. So is it possible to get pregnant during menstruation? This may be a question that many women are concerned about. Let’s learn about it together below.

If you have sex before your menstrual period is over, there are several ways to save it: First, you can drink fresh soy milk or royal jelly to repair the uterine wall as soon as possible and prevent bacteria from invading and causing inflammation. Secondly, you can drink more brown sugar and ginger water, drink it while it is hot, so that the menstrual blood in the uterine cavity can be discharged smoothly, and prevent the menstrual blood from entering the pelvis along the fallopian tubes and causing the possibility of endometriosis. In addition, you should keep the vulva clean and change sanitary napkins frequently to prevent bacterial infection, which may lead to the possibility of cervicitis, endometritis, and pelvic inflammatory disease. It is recommended not to have sex before the menstrual period is over. It is best to have sex 3 days after the menstrual period is completely over, which is very beneficial to women's health.

Can you get pregnant during menstruation?

Is it possible to get pregnant during menstruation? Regarding this question, I want to tell everyone that it is generally not easy to get pregnant during menstruation. Since ovulation is not likely to occur during the menstrual period, it is not easy for the egg cell and sperm to fuse, so it is generally not easy to get pregnant during the menstrual period.

The menstrual period includes the physiological period, ovulation period and safe period. The key for women to get pregnant is that during the ovulation period, the sperm of the man can fuse with the egg cell to form a sperm-egg combination, and then successfully get pregnant. Under normal circumstances, women can only ovulate during the ovulation period each month, and only one egg is released, so the chance of getting pregnant during menstruation is low. However, if taking emergency contraceptives and other drugs causes menstrual disorders, it may also cause abnormal ovulation and ovulation during the menstrual period. The possibility of this situation is small.

It should be noted that intercourse should be avoided during menstruation. Because wounds occur on the uterine wall during menstruation and the immune system is weakened, it is easy to cause inflammatory infections, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis. In addition, when a woman is sexually aroused, uterine contractions may cause menstrual blood to flow back into the pelvis, causing implantation of the uterine wall and causing endometriosis. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

What to pay attention to during menstruation

What should you pay attention to during menstruation? For most female friends, this is all known. But some female friends are not clear about this. Now let’s take a look at the common problems during menstruation.

1. During menstruation, you should pay attention to physiological hygiene, clean the vulva every day and pay attention to washing from front to back. Generally, there is no need to use soap. Use clean, soft sanitary napkins.

2. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation, as the uterine wall will peel and bleed, there will be fresh wounds in the uterine cavity, the cervix will also open slightly, the acidity in the vagina will decrease, and the ability to defend against pathogens will be greatly reduced. Having sex at this time can bring in bacteria and easily cause genital inflammation. If the fallopian tubes become adhered or blocked, it may also lead to infertility. It can also lead to prolonged menstruation or even continuous metrorrhagia. Therefore, women should strictly refrain from sexual intercourse during their menstrual period to avoid infection.

3. Do not take medicine indiscriminately. Generally, women may feel a little discomfort during their menstrual period, which will disappear on its own after menstruation. There is no need to take medicine to avoid affecting their normal process. If you experience unbearable abdominal pain or excessive bleeding that does not stop for a long time, you must see a doctor for examination and treatment. There is no need to take any medicine on your own.