Sex during periods is one of the most discussed issues. It is accompanied by hundreds of questions ranging from the main: "Should I Do It"? Then we go on to "Will He Like It," and many more like these. To summarize the answers, below are 5 things you need to know before having sex during the menstrual cycle days.
Doctors give you permission to continue
"If patients are comfortable with this, it's okay to continue having sex all month long without a break," Ford says. "It's very natural and safe for both partners." To avoid the most nuisance, consider staining a towel on the bed or having sex in the shower.
You can enjoy it a lot!
Sexual arousal is different for every woman: some may find it boring during those days and some may like it. On the first day estrogen and testosterone are low, but on the third day their levels increase. "Many women say they feel sexually aroused and more sensitive during this time," Ford says. What's more, the lubrication will be bigger and more natural, so you can enjoy more.
? Your partner may also like it
Women assume that men do not like to have sex during this time of the month. In fact, she's saying "no" to sex and not her partner. Each couple differs from the other. If you are curious what your partner is thinking, talk to him before things get hot. "Good communication can lead to good sex throughout the month," she said.
You can make less of a "mess"
Using a condom can be comfortable and can help at least one partner avoid getting dirty. Also the position you choose to have sex can help. A woman lying on her back can be a good position to have less bleeding (thanks to gravity).
Remember to protect yourself!
Even if you have sex during periods you can become pregnant. In addition, semen can live for 3 to 5 days, so a way to protect against pregnancy should be used.
