When the menstrual period approaches, the blood circulation of the tissues in the female pelvis will accelerate, forming a state of congestion, which will increase the sexual desire. Just like soaking in hot water or lying in bed, the same effect can be achieved. At this time, a woman's body will feel slightly hot, her breasts will become tense and firm, and she will feel extremely excited. This is normal. But on the other hand, there is the so-called premenstrual catatonia, which is a variety of uneasy phenomena caused by the influence of hormones, sometimes causing a certain degree of suppression of sexual desire. Women suffering from this disease can gradually alleviate their condition as long as they can reach orgasm.

You may feel a particularly strong sexual desire after menstruation, which is caused by psychological factors. It may be a reward for the menstrual period; it may also be because this period is a safe period and there is no need to worry about pregnancy, so you particularly want to have sex. After a man gets married, he often cannot tolerate long-term abstinence, so he occasionally asks his wife to have sex with him during menstruation. Generally speaking, because women are worried about soiling their sheets and men are afraid of seeing blood, they rarely have sex during menstruation. Most of these people want to challenge tradition, break taboos, and seek excitement.

Sexual intercourse during menstruation In principle, unless the two people have sexually transmitted diseases, it will not cause harm to the body, but when doing so, you should still pay attention to the following points.

During orgasm, it will promote uterine contraction. Therefore, if you engage in sexual intercourse in the first half of menstruation, it may cause heavy bleeding and even stain the sheets.

Men should use condoms during sexual intercourse. In addition, due to blood, the lubrication in the vagina is greatly reduced, and intense sexual intercourse may cause inflammation and swelling of the vaginal opening of women.

If you still have sexual intercourse as usual during menstruation, the shed uterine membrane will not only be unable to be discharged from the vagina, but may also be pressed back into the abdominal cavity, causing endometriosis.

Some people have anal intercourse instead of normal intercourse during menstruation. If this is the case, special attention should be paid to hygiene issues. In the second half of menstruation, when the blood volume is less, there should be no problems. But if a woman is using a sanitary cotton swab, she should take it out first, otherwise it will be pushed deep into the uterus due to sexual intercourse and rot here, and the matter will be serious, so she should be more careful.