How long after menstruation is it appropriate to have sex?

Many young couples have strong energy and plenty of physical strength, so they have a stronger desire for sex and have sex more frequently. There is nothing inappropriate about this situation for young people. However, while enjoying the pleasure of love, we should not ignore the problem of not having sex during menstruation. Today I will tell you how long after menstruation it is appropriate to have sex.

Some people believe that resuming sexual life after menstrual bleeding stops will not affect the body. In fact, this statement is incorrect. Because women's resistance decreases during menstruation, and if a couple has sex right after menstruation, it will cause congestion in the woman's uterus and cause endometrial bleeding again, which may cause symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and irregular menstruation. When a woman's menstruation just ends, there will still be broken blood vessels and glandular ducts on the surface of the uterus. The tiny blood vessels have not yet completely stopped bleeding and bleeding may occur. The new endometrium has just begun to grow and the surface of the endometrium has not yet been covered with epithelium. At this time, the endometrium is like a scratched human epidermis. Although there is no further bleeding, it has not yet been completely repaired and will take some time to recover. Therefore, you should wait at least 2 days after your period before having sex, and it is best to resume sexual life 3 days after your period.

The arrival of menstruation means that a woman is not yet pregnant. If there is no pregnancy, the proliferating endometrium in the female uterus will shrink and fall off. When the endometrium falls off, the capillaries inside will rupture, and the blood and the shed endometrial fragments will be discharged from the vagina, thus forming menstruation. If you have sex during menstruation, it will cause uterine contractions, which will squeeze endometrial fragments into the pelvic cavity, easily inducing endometriosis, and in severe cases may cause infertility. Therefore, having sex after menstruation will not affect women's health.

Through the above introduction, everyone already knows in detail that it is more appropriate to have sex 2-3 days after the end of a woman's menstrual period. At this time, after the menstrual period of several days has ended, the endometrium has completed its repair time, which will reduce unnecessary reproductive system infections and inflammation during intercourse.