The most appropriate time for each sexual intercourse is preferably before going to bed at night to allow for rest and recovery after intercourse. Sometimes the man has a heavy workload during the day and his body feels tired. It is best to take a short nap before having sexual intercourse to avoid premature ejaculation. In addition, in the following situations, the man or woman must restrain sexual desire and reduce or avoid sexual intercourse.

1. Sexual intercourse is not suitable when you have just recovered from a serious illness.

Generally speaking, sexual intercourse should be avoided during illness. Since there are many types of diseases and the severity of the condition varies, it is best to seek advice from a doctor frankly.

2. It is not advisable to have sex when you are overtired, drunk or in a bad mood.

When a man is drunk, his sperm may become deformed, which may affect the fetus if he becomes pregnant.

3. During menstruation, sexual intercourse must not be allowed.

Under normal circumstances, women’s vaginal secretions are acidic and can kill foreign bacteria. However, during the menstrual period, the vaginal secretions are neutralized by menstrual blood and become alkaline, becoming a good bacterial culture medium; during menstruation, the endometrium falls off, there are wounds in the uterus, and the uterine orifice is slightly open, and sexual transactions bring in bacteria, causing Inflammation of reproductive organs. If you already have chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, sexual intercourse during menstruation will cause an acute attack. Sexual intercourse during menstruation can also aggravate uterine congestion, increase menstrual blood, prolong menstrual periods, or worsen menstrual discomfort.

4. Sexual intercourse is prohibited in the first and last three months of pregnancy.

In the early stages of pregnancy, the placenta is not firmly established in the uterus, and sexual intercourse stimulates uterine contractions, leading to miscarriage. Later in pregnancy, sex trafficking causes premature labor, uterine bleeding, or puerperal fever. Sexual life should also be moderate during the remaining months of pregnancy. Movements should not be violent and excessive pressure on the woman's abdomen should be avoided.

5. Sexual intercourse should be avoided after delivery until the uterus recovers (about 6 to 7 weeks).

Otherwise, it will cause inflammation of the reproductive organs, uterine bleeding, or hinder the healing of perineal and vaginal wounds and the recovery of postpartum health. If postpartum bloody vaginal discharge (lochia) lasts for a long time, the abstinence time should be extended accordingly.

6. After a woman has an annulus inserted (or removed) and a man has a vasectomy, sexual intercourse is prohibited within two weeks.

After a woman undergoes fallopian tube ligation, she should avoid sexual intercourse for one month.

7. Other situations in sexual life that doctors believe should be avoided.

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