Patient's question:
I have my period, but I had sexual intercourse with my husband. What should I do? Please ask the doctor how to make up for it. Thank youDoctor's answer:
Hello: There is no way to remedy it now! During the menstrual period, women's cerebral cortex excitability decreases, and the body's resistance to diseases declines, making them more susceptible to infections. At the same time, the cervix is slightly open, the endometrium is shed, and the vaginal acidic secretions are diluted by menstrual blood, reducing the ability to inhibit bacteria. Once bacteria invade, it can easily cause menstrual disorders and inflammation of the reproductive organs, which can severely affect future fertility.If sexual intercourse occurs during the menstrual period, the penis itself carries bacteria. During entry and exit in the vagina, bacteria from the external genitalia can be introduced, and the vaginal mucosa may be damaged, making the vaginal resistance even lower, making it easier to get sick. Therefore, young couples, especially newlyweds, should have a full understanding of this. Seeking immediate pleasure will bring serious consequences to themselves.