How to have period sex

How to have period sex

period sex

Though period sex can be a bit messy, but it is totally safe to have sex during your periods.
On the other side having sex when you are menstruating can have some advantages. 
Even the doctors say go for it.

1. Relief from cramps 

Sex triggers the release of endorphins which is a feel good hormone. And the orgasm you have may relieve the menstrual cramp. Menstrual cramps are a result of your uterus contracting to release its lining. When you have an orgasm, the muscles of your uterus also contract. Then they release. That release should bring some relief from period cramps.


2. Increased sex drive

You may feel an increased libido during your periods. Infact due to the hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle some of you may have increased sex drive during the ovulation and some of you during your periods.


3. Natural lubrication

Period blood can act as a natural lubrication. 


4. Shorter periods

Your muscles contract during the orgasm and may push out the uterine content faster resulting in a shorter period.

The biggest worry which many women report is the mess which a period sex comes with. The best solution for this is to use a towel on the bed sheet. 
There could be chances of STI. These viruses live in blood and spread by coming in contact with the infected menstrual blood.

If you plan to have penetrative sex during your period you need to remove the tampon or a menstrual cup as these can get pushed further inside creating a little complications while you try to remove those from inside. 


Can You get pregnant ?

Yes you may. If you are not actively planning to conceive using a protection is a good idea. This way you and your partner is safe from the spread of STIs also.

Period sex is purely a personal choice and many women choose not to have.


Some points to plan ahead

1. Stick to light days

2. Have towels and tissues handy

3. Opt for missionary position

4. Try shower sex

5. Rethink foreplay

Some of the questions answered here

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