Discharge after sex

After making love, women will have secretions flowing out. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, especially when making love without taking any measures. At this time, semen will flow out of the vagina. There is no need to worry about this situation. Especially after a woman's orgasm, more secretions will flow out. In daily life, couples must be aware of some unexpected situations in their married life. Let’s take a look.

Discharge after sex

It is normal for semen to flow out of the vagina after sexual intercourse. The fluid in the vagina should be the secretions from sexual intercourse between both parties. Generally after sexual intercourse, in addition to the man's semen, the woman will also have secretions, especially after orgasm, a lot of liquid will flow out of the woman's vagina.

How to deal with unexpected situations during sex

1. The contraceptive tool is damaged

Condom breakage is the most common accident during sexual intercourse, along with the loss of the vaginal diaphragm. For both situations, the best way is to have women take two oral birth control pills for emergency contraception within 72 hours of the incident.

If the condom falls off in the vagina, don't panic. You can reach out your fingers and feel the location of the condom. Pinch the end of the condom with your hand and slowly remove it.

If the vaginal diaphragm is difficult to remove, the woman can squat and contract her abdomen forcefully. Using this method, the vaginal diaphragm can be quickly pushed to a position that can be reached by hand and removed.

2. Female pelvic congestion

During sexual intercourse, women are prone to pelvic congestion. In this case, women can lie flat on their backs and raise their hips, which can effectively achieve blood reflux. This method should be used 3 to 4 times a day, and each session should last about half an hour. If congestion persists, take aspirin or see a doctor.

3. Sexual allergy

The reason why sexual allergies occur is that some people have uncomfortable reactions to contraceptives and drugs. For example, some women experience a burning sensation when using a vaginal diaphragm. When an allergic reaction occurs in the body, any liquid remaining on the body should be wiped off with a wet towel or water in time. Wait until the liquid or cream on your body is completely processed before taking a warm bath. Since skin types vary from person to person, if the contraceptives you are using cause allergies to your body, you should stop using them immediately and switch to other brands or types of products.

4. Urinary tract infection

The occurrence of urinary tract infection is related to excessive sexual activity. Having sex more than four times a week, or having sex for a long time each time, are signs of excessive sexual activity. If a couple has frequent sexual intercourse, it is easy for the urethra and bladder of one or both parties to be invaded by bacteria, resulting in urinary tract infection.

5. Occurrence of pain and cramps

During sexual intercourse, if the method is inappropriate or the movements are too rough or violent, it can easily cause pain and cramps. The way to deal with this situation is that once one party feels pain, they should stop and wait for the symptoms to ease. In addition, adequate foreplay can also effectively avoid the occurrence of pain.