Sexual Health
Have you ever encountered these accidents during sexual activity? Ways to deal with the 9 major injuries in sexual life
Do you understand the handling of sexual emergencies? Engaging in sexual activity between couples can enhance their relationship, but unexpected situations are unpredictable. How can we deal with any hard feelings during sexual activity in a timely manner? Below is an answer to the handling of unexpected sexual incidents.
Couple sexual activity has always been very beautiful, and there has been a saying in China since ancient times that "every moment in the spring is worth a thousand dollars". However, often at this moment, there are many accidents that can occur, leading to very serious consequences. Although hard injuries can easily occur, as long as everyone pays more attention in their usual time, it can be well avoided.
There are many places in couples' sexual life where there are strains, which requires everyone to pay more attention in their daily lives. Let's take a look below.
NO.1 pinch injury
According to the American Sexuality Society, approximately 10000 cases of sexual pain each year come from pants zippers, including groins, chest, and pubic hair. When you unfasten the zipper, don't rush, it won't be fun to clamp it in. Not only was it difficult to unravel for a moment, but the pain was also a bit heartbreaking, let alone embarrassing.
Band Aid: Professional advice suggests that the zipper of dry cleaning clothes is most likely to get stuck. If it gets stuck, the harder you apply, the worse. Applying some candle wax or olive oil (of course, on the zipper) can provide lubrication and help you get out. If there is a pinch injury, sexual activity should be stopped and disinfected to relieve the pain.
NO.2 Arm sprain
It may only take an average of 27 seconds for you to unfasten her bra, but if she accidentally experiences an "arm sprain", don't waste time like gold. This time we need to consult rock climbers because the situation in the bedroom is exactly the same as what they often face.
Band Aid: Take one or two pieces of ice from the refrigerator, wrap them in a cloth, and tie them with the other finger to secure them from moving. Then continue.
NO.3 Neck sprain
Henry, 29, had his head pressed against the bed during a summer night of sexual activity. Due to discomfort in his body area, his neck muscles became stiff or painful due to stretching, and the pain was unbearable afterwards.
Band-Aid: When a sprain occurs, the neck should be immediately treated with local cold compress (preferably in an ice pack) to reduce pain and swelling; Twist a towel into a loop around the neck and tie both ends tightly (so as not to affect breathing) to support the head and reduce muscle burden. Take some over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs.
NO.4 Back sprain
During sexual activity, any cause or posture that causes back sprains and pain should immediately stop sexual activity. Normal sexual activity should not cause pain, but back pain is more common in women with relatively weak back muscles during sexual activity.
Bandaid: The treatment method is to immediately bend your knees and lie on your side, place a pillow between your knees, and apply local cold compress.
NO.5 head injury
When the situation becomes intense and accidentally collides with each other is the most common thing, especially when using a face-to-face posture; During a sexual encounter between Susan and Mike, their unintentional collision caused Mike to appear red and swollen, and Susan even had blood on her forehead. For this reason, Mike consulted with professionals who deal with related injuries, not love saints, but basketball team coaches.
Band Aid: The secret recipe is to wrap a towel with ice and apply it to the swollen area for about 20 minutes, which promotes blood vessel contraction, reduces serum leakage, and is beneficial for stopping bleeding. Conditionally take a tablet of paracetamol to cause pain, and then you can continue.
NO.6 compression injury
Holding too tightly can cause compression and injury to the head, especially the neck. The head and neck are narrow areas where the carotid artery and trachea pass through. If compressed too tightly during passion, it is likely to cause shortness of breath. Therefore, no matter who is on top of the body, do not press on the other person's head and neck.
NO.7 Earring injury
In passion, earrings often sting or puncture the ears, but the most fatal thing is that the earrings tear the ears, and then the earlobes bleed endlessly.
Band-Aid: At this point, you should quickly press the bleeding area with a ball of sanitary cotton, a soft cloth, or a clean napkin. It usually takes one or two minutes to heal. If there is still bleeding, go to the hospital quickly, but you need to get dressed first.
NO.8 Hip tendon injury
Someone is having sex when they suddenly experience cramps from their buttocks along the back of their thighs (referred to as the bladder meridian in traditional Chinese medicine) and the inside (liver meridian and kidney meridian in traditional Chinese medicine). They must stand on tiptoe and hold their buttocks straight, as if they want to urinate but have to endure the urge to urinate. Their waist cannot bend, and their feet cannot move half a step, as if they are tied by a rope or their tendons have been pulled out
NO.9 Back Sprain
During sexual activity, any cause or posture that causes back sprains and pain should immediately stop sexual activity. Normal sexual activity should not cause pain, but back pain is more common in women with relatively weak back muscles during sexual activity.
Bandaid: The treatment method is to immediately bend your knees and lie on your side, place a pillow between your knees, and apply local cold compress.