During the special period of menstruation, the endometrium sheds and the body's resistance decreases, which can easily introduce some bacterial diseases into the vagina and cause infections. Therefore, women should try to avoid vaginal infections as much as possible during menstruation. So, what would happen if we had sex every day during menstruation?
Having sexual intercourse every day during menstruation is very unfavorable. Having sexual intercourse during menstruation can easily lead to infections. The male reproductive system may carry bacteria into the vagina, and the blood circulation during menstruation is high. With the nutrients of menstrual blood, bacteria can grow faster and spread along small wounds and ruptured blood vessels in the endometrium, thereby infecting the endometrium and further causing gynecological diseases.
In addition, having sexual intercourse during menstruation may also lead to infertility, as sperm can bind with spilled blood cells at the site of endometrial damage or enter the bloodstream, producing anti sperm antibodies and causing immunological infertility in women. During menstruation, the cervix is open, but it interferes with the menstrual flow during intercourse, causing obstruction of menstrual blood flow and leading to abdominal pain in women.
If having sexual intercourse during menstruation, it is best for women to take some anti-inflammatory drugs to avoid infection later on. If necessary, they can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check for any abnormal conditions in the uterus. Having sex during menstruation is not very beneficial for both women and men, so for the sake of physical health, it is best to have sex one week after the end of menstruation.
