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- Medical Video: Can You Drink Water When You Eat?
- Avoid making love at this time
- 1. Before doing a pap smear
- 2. When vaginal pain and bleeding
- 3. When having a vaginal infection
- 4. After surgery
- 5. When experiencing pregnancy complications
- 6. Immediately after giving birth
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In good health, there is no specific time for sex. You can do it whenever the passion comes. However, another story is when you have health problems or under certain conditions. For example, you are feeling sick, so that is not the right time to make love with your partner.
You cannot carelessly sex and put aside the conditions that are being felt. Because, instead of the pleasure you feel is the opposite. For that, knowing the time of sex that needs to be avoided can help you to get a pleasant sensation of love but still safe.
Avoid making love at this time
Under certain conditions, there are times when your sex drive needs to be suppressed and not obeyed. Here are some sex times that need to be avoided:
1. Before doing a pap smear
A Pap smear is one of the important tests recommended for women to detect cervical cancer early. In this test, the doctor will insert a device called a speculum into the vagina. This tool serves to dilate the vagina so that doctors can see the cervix or cervix clearly. After that, the next step is to take samples of cervical cells with a device called a spatula.
Well, for accurate pap smear results the doctor will usually ask you not to have sex, use spermicide products or do it douching the day before the procedure. Because the chemicals in spermicide and products douching or original sperm can make pap smear results less sensitive and accurate.
It could be that the test results that turned out to be positive became disguised and actually tended to be negative. This is certainly dangerous because if the result is positive the doctor should be able to provide immediate treatment so that the cancer can be resolved at the onset of its appearance.
However, because the results of the tests are inaccurate due to the presence of semen in the cervical neck the doctor does not take any action because the results are considered negative so you are considered clean from the presence of cancer cells.
2. When vaginal pain and bleeding
Although monthly guests often come but some women can experience bleeding outside the menstrual schedule. When you experience bleeding outside your menstrual schedule, this can indicate a certain problem in the body. One condition that makes bleeding outside menstruation is cervical abnormalities.
Therefore, when the problem occurs, this is not the right time to make love. Especially if you often feel pain during or after sex. Better to consult a doctor first to find out the exact cause. Then ask the doctor when you can have sex.
3. When having a vaginal infection
Vaginal infections usually make you experience foul smelling vaginal discharge. Not only that, other symptoms such as vaginal itching, burning and burning, and also pelvic pain you usually feel. Well, when these symptoms appear, then it is not the right time to make love with a partner.
Having sex when you have an infection not only hurts, but can also make the germs spread to other organs such as the pelvis. If it has spread, the infection becomes more difficult to treat. Especially if it turns out that the infection that is owned includes contagious So not only do you feel the effect but also your partner.
4. After surgery
Even though it looks like the body is fine but in some cases, sex after surgery can make the condition worse. Quoted from WebMD, Heather Rupe, DO., An obstetrician in the United States, tells of her patients experiencing complications after a hysterectomy due to having sex too quickly.
Therefore, don't just feel healthy outside but also think about the health of your internal organs after surgery. For that before deciding to make love ask the doctor first about when the sex time is right after the surgery you just had.
5. When experiencing pregnancy complications
Sex during pregnancy is not prohibited provided the womb is healthy. However, when you experience various pregnancy complications such as placenta previa and are at risk of experiencing preterm birth you should avoid sex.
Because sex can actually worsen these two conditions. Especially if you have bleeding lately and also abdominal pain, then don't have sex before the doctor recommends it.
6. Immediately after giving birth
Shortly after giving birth, it is not the right time to make love. Yes, you should not have sex for at least about six weeks. This rule applies both to women who give birth caesarean or normal. Postpartum, you will experience a number of vaginal tears when normal and in the abdomen when caesarean.
Having sexual intercourse before the vagina heals and the wound dries up can increase the risk of dangerous infections. So even if you give birth caesarean. Even though you only have tears around the abdomen but sexual activity can aggravate the wound and cause pain due to stitches that have not completely dried.
