PERIOD SEX

Will there be a bit of mess? Sure. But that mess can also be fixed😅.

 

No, not if you’re using the right protection, in this case, a barrier birth control method (condoms). It’s true that the risk of getting an infection may increase, but if you take proper precautions, it doesn’t have to present any problem.

 

We don’t want to sound repetitive, but the best option for you and your partner will always be: USE PROTECTION! This way you are taking care of yourself and your partner. There’s nothing unpleasant about period blood, just all the mess that sometimes results from doing it on “those days”.

 

The short answer to this question is yes. The long answer is still YES! Although less likely, the body’s nature varies from woman to woman, so there is the possibility of continuing to ovulate while you’re on your period.

 

So we say it again, make sure you use the right birth control method.

 

If you don’t use protection, then yes. It’s important that you remember to take care of yourself at any time during your menstrual cycle. Many STDs can be transmitted through body fluids. During menstruation, the cervix opens a little to allow the uterus’ blood to be expelled from the body, leaving it more vulnerable.

 

There are many myths about having sex during your period, usually referring that the discharge may last longer than expected or be more abundant, but this is totally FALSE! In fact, it may turn out the other way around.

 

This depends on each woman’s feelings. Some people say that having sex is a great remedy for cramps.

 

➡️Menstrual blood is a mixture of healthy blood and tissues covering the uterus in preparation for future pregnancy.

➡️Sex during menstruation doesn’t harm a woman’s uterus.

➡️Menstruation increases a woman’s sexual desire.

➡️Having an orgasm during your period may soothe cramps by releasing pain-reducing endorphins into your bloodstream.

 

Always remember to do whatever makes you feel comfortable. At the end of the day, it’s your body, so it’s your choice.