The honeymoon is the most beautiful time in your life. However, many young women begin to experience symptoms such as frequent urination, pain during urination, back pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, and cold sensitivity during the newlywed period, which adds an unpleasant shadow to the honeymoon. What is the reason for this?

What is "honeymoon disease"?

Honeymoon disease refers to the fact that during the honeymoon of newlyweds, due to the first or frequent sexual life, the natural barrier around the female urethral opening is damaged to some extent, the urethral mucosa is damaged, and bacterial infection causes inflammation. Then the bacteria invade the bladder from the urethra, causing acute cystitis, so it is also called honeymoon cystitis. Also called urinary tract infection.

Causes of "honeymoon disease"

According to gynecologists, there are two important ways to produce "honeymoon disease". First, during the honeymoon period, the newlyweds are busy preparing for the wedding, eating irregularly, and nutrition is in short supply, resulting in decreased immunity. Second, newlyweds lack the necessary knowledge about reproductive organs and the necessary cleaning measures. In addition, the sexual life is too frequent and too hasty, causing bacteria to invade the urethra and other parts of the body and cause infectious diseases.

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Prevent honeymoon disease

How to prevent "honeymoon disease"?

Gynecologists remind that prevention of "honeymoon disease" should be important.

First of all, we must pay attention to sexual health care. Both husband and wife should clean their vulva every night before going to bed, especially before sex. The man must clean his genitals, otherwise bacteria will be introduced into the woman's urethra and increase the chance of urinary tract infection.

Secondly, drink more sugar-free water and urinate frequently. From an anatomical and physiological point of view, the female urethra is thick and short and is close to the anus, which is very conducive to the growth and reproduction of bacteria. In order to prevent the urethra from being invaded by bacteria and causing infection, the urethra must be flushed through urination.

Third, sex life should be moderate. Newlyweds have strong sexual desires and should exercise appropriate restraint during the "honeymoon" period. At the same time, it is necessary to prohibit "running red lights", that is, when the honeymoon coincides with the woman's menstrual period, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited. Because the cervix of women during menstruation is open, sexual intercourse at this time is not only easy to cause urinary tract infection, but can also lead to other inflammations.