While the couple was having sex, the wife was hugged by her husband until she fainted. After a night of "sex", the male genitals are torn, bleeding or even deformed... In the gender clinic of the hospital, we often encounter patients who seek emergency treatment due to embarrassing incidents in their sexual life. The reasons are various and ridiculous. Embarrassing incidents in "passion" may in some cases destroy your "sex", or in serious cases may injure your body or even cause death. Experts remind that you should fully communicate with your partner during sex, and you should also have some sense when you are passionate to avoid accidents. Sexual intercourse consumes a lot of physical energy. If you feel unwell, you should help yourself first and seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Medical guidance Liang Weibo, Chief Physician, Department of Urology, First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan UniversityEmbarrassing case: “Big” husband knocked out his petite wife “My wife passed out!” Late at night, a well-dressed man The big, untidy man took his wife to the hospital for emergency treatment. "How did she get sick?" When the doctor asked him, his face suddenly turned red and he said hesitantly, "Well, she fainted at that time." It turned out that the young couple was in the stage of getting started. According to his recollection, his petite wife acted "excited" that night and kept beating and beating him. But when he was extremely passionate, she suddenly fainted. Fortunately, after examination, the wife was fine and recovered quickly. The doctor looked at the man's figure and warned him earnestly: "You are so big, don't press your wife under you in the future, it will easily knock her out." "Embarrassing incidents during sex are often caused by "It is caused by factors such as improper cooperation between the two parties, impatience, and unequal postures," said Liang Weibo, chief physician of the Department of Urology at the First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University. Common embarrassing incidents in sexual life are mainly divided into three categories: First, accidents, such as syncope and sexual intercourse. Sudden death (commonly known as "immediate wind"), vaginismus; second, male sexual life injuries, including foreskin frenulum laceration, foreskin incarceration, genital fracture, genital priapism; third, common female injuries, such as hymen laceration, vulva Laceration or hematoma, vaginal laceration, etc. Injuries: Men's "slight injury and not getting out of the line of fire" can lead to impaired sexual function Although embarrassing incidents occur frequently, many patients are concerned about the occurrences in their sexual life. They don't care about accidents and injuries, especially men. Except for serious cases such as fainting or bleeding or broken genitals, they will seek medical treatment immediately. In other cases, they would rather insist on "not getting out of the line of fire for minor injuries." "Some people are shy, some are not clear about the consequences of the injury, and some people will also suffer from impaired sexual function." Liang Weibo said, for example, men with excessive foreskin and phimosis are prone to foreskin incarceration. When some people find that the foreskin is "stuck" in their genitals, they don't bother to turn the foreskin down because it doesn't hurt at the time and they are very tired after intercourse, thinking that the weakness will relieve itself. But when I woke up, my genitals were red, swollen, damaged, and even affected my sexual function. Men with short genital frenulum are also prone to foreskin frenulum lacerations if they move more vigorously. If left untreated, the lacerations can heal on their own and leave scars. If you do not perform frenulum plastic surgery, lacerations will occur next time and the scars will gradually expand. After an erection, the genitals are stretched downward by the scar. By then, not only will sexual life be more laborious than ordinary people, but also because the natural angle of genital erection changes, it will be difficult for women to achieve orgasm, seriously affecting the quality of sexual life. A gentle partner can reduce accidental injuries in women To reduce accidental injuries in women’s sexual life, the role of partners is very important. Liang Weibo cited the opinion of a senior expert in obstetrics and gynecology at the hospital and pointed out that vaginismus, which makes it difficult to enter the genitals, is relatively common in clinical practice and is often related to women's excessive psychological stress. "Some women even have difficulty during gynecological examinations, unable to allow doctors to perform finger examinations or use duck-bill forceps." It is relatively rare that it is difficult to pull out the genitals due to vaginismus during sexual intercourse. Some foreign studies believe that , extreme excitement in women can lead to convulsions. In addition, vulvar injuries often occur when a woman is unprepared and her partner is impatient to enter. "Partners must respect women and have sufficient foreplay during sex to help women relax." He said that a partner's gentleness and patience can reduce accidental injuries. When the woman's sexual desire has been fully aroused and the vagina is fully lubricated and expanded, sexual intercourse will be much smoother.

${FDPageBreak}Top Ten Embarrassing Events Prevention and First Aid Countermeasures Category 1: Accidental Sexual Intercourse Fainting: Performance: Transient Sexual Awareness During or After Sexual Intercourse loss. When both parties hug each other too tightly during sex, or squeeze the carotid sinus of one party too hard or too hard, it can cause accidents such as syncope. It may be related to cardiovascular disorders or central nervous system abnormalities. It may also occur when exercising too intensely. Symptoms such as pale complexion, profuse sweating, shortness of breath, low blood pressure, and loss of consciousness may also occur when too excited or nervous. Countermeasures: Don’t squeeze the other person’s neck hard when making out. Tall men should not press their whole body on their partner. For the combination of “tall, fat man, thin girl”, it is better to use the woman on top. For those who have symptoms such as pale complexion and shortness of breath, they can recover quickly after lying down and resting (with their heads tilted to one side). Those who faint can stimulate the acupoints in the human body and seek medical attention if necessary. Sudden death during sexual intercourse: Manifestation: More common in patients with hypertension, coronary heart disease, and cerebrovascular disease. Sudden death during sexual intercourse in men is commonly known as "immediate wind". The cause of death was severe cardiac arrhythmia and cerebral hemorrhage. Countermeasures: Sexual intercourse should not be too frequent and the movements should not be too violent, and should be kept in a relaxed and orderly state. Men who take nitroglycerin should not eat "*" during sex to avoid accidents due to low blood pressure. In the event of an accident, seek medical attention as soon as possible. Vaginismus: Manifestation: Strong vaginal contractions before or during sex , spasm, so that the genitals cannot be inserted or the genitals cannot be pulled out of the vagina, accompanied by pain. The causes of vaginismus are often mental factors. The woman has some fear or hatred of sex. The living environment has always been full of strict taboos about sex, a depressive atmosphere, the woman's neurosis, mental over-excitement, and a thick hymen. Another important reason is insufficient preparation before sex. Countermeasures: Women who often experience vaginismus should analyze the causes and prescribe appropriate medicines. After a woman has a spasm, her partner can appropriately increase foreplay, chat with her, divert her attention, and relax her mood. It should be noted that, however, the incidence of inability to pull out the genitals is very low, and when it occurs, men can "get out of it" as long as they relax and become weak. Category 2: Male sexual life injury, foreskin frenulum laceration: Manifestation: Genital pain and a small amount of bleeding after sexual intercourse or masturbation. When the genital foreskin is strongly pulled, especially when the genitals are erect, or for people with a relatively short foreskin frenulum, the foreskin frenulum is the main stress point, and the frenulum is relatively weak, prone to lacerations. Countermeasures: Men should not be too rough during sex, and should stop having sex after being injured. If the injury is not serious, pay attention to cleaning after the injury. It is recommended to use alcohol-free organic iodine solution for disinfection to avoid infection. Do not use irritating iodine, alcohol or gentian violet solutions for disinfection. If the wound is large, the bleeding does not stop, or the foreskin frenulum laceration occurs repeatedly, you should go to the urology department of the hospital for treatment. If it is determined to be caused by a short foreskin frenulum, it is recommended to undergo foreskin plastic surgery to lengthen the frenulum appropriately. Foreskin impaction: Manifestation: A relatively common type of injury, which mostly occurs in men with excessive foreskin and phimosis. It may occur during sexual intercourse or masturbation. When the foreskin recedes into the coronal sulcus behind the glans, the foreskin cannot return to its original position due to congestion of the glans and edema of the foreskin. At this time, the narrow ring formed by the foreskin mouth tightly binds the genitals, causing congestion, edema, and deformation of the distal end of the genitals. Countermeasures: When the foreskin covers the genitals, gently turn the foreskin back to its original position. If foreskin incarceration occurs, go to the hospital for emergency treatment immediately. In milder cases, foreskin manipulation can be performed. In cases where manual reduction is not possible, foreskin incision, decompression and reduction surgery are required. It is recommended that those with excessive foreskin or phimosis should undergo circumcision surgery to completely solve the problem after congestion and edema subside. Adults can heal within 15 to 30 days after surgery. Genital fracture: Performance: namely, rupture of the tunica cavernosa. It often occurs when the erect genitals hit the woman's pubic bone or perineum, protrudes and hits the bed board during twitching, or when the sexual position is changed drastically, and it may also occur when the genitals are squeezed, pressed, bent, or the angle of the erect genitals is changed. Patients will hear a snapping sound as the injury occurs, followed by severe pain and rapid swelling, as well as discoloration and deformation. Countermeasures: During sex, do not twitch violently, change positions drastically, or adopt special positions where both parties do not cooperate tacitly. Once the genitals are broken, they should be sent to the hospital for surgical treatment as soon as possible, otherwise it will affect sexual function and increase the incidence of impotence. Genital priapism: Manifestation: Genital erection lasting for more than 4 hours accompanied by local pain in the genitals. It is more common in patients who have repeated sexual intercourse after using sexual aids, but rarely occurs when sexual intercourse lasts too long and the movements are too violent. Countermeasures: Do not take sexual aids by yourself. If genital priapism lasts for more than four hours, you should promptly go to the urology department of the hospital for emergency treatment. Otherwise, genital cavernous fibrosis will occur in the future, and in severe cases, erectile function will be completely lost.

>Category 3: Injuries to women’s sexual life: Hymenal laceration:Performance: Hymenal rupture usually occurs during first sexual intercourse. There is often pain and a small amount of bleeding when the rupture occurs. Countermeasures: For the first time during sexual intercourse, the partner should move gently and wait until the woman is completely lubricated before entering. Generally, hymen rupture and bleeding can stop on their own without treatment. If the bleeding does not stop or the trauma and tear are obvious, sutures should be made in time to stop the bleeding. Vulvar laceration or hematoma: Presentation: Women with narrow vagina

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