Post Date June, 18 2023
Allergy is a common occurrence in daily life, such as when someone is allergic to pollen or certain foods. Wonderful sexual life has not escaped this cycle, and women will experience semen allergies. Sexually sensitive semen can indeed be a headache for women, and men can also be very annoyed. After all, the main "output substance" of sexual life cannot be touched or touched, so how can one enjoy the pleasure of sex? Don't worry, today we will bring solutions for women with semen allergies.
Women with semen allergies should have sex like this:
1. Physical isolation
Some women may not initially have allergies, but if hormone levels change, semen allergies may occur. At this point, physical isolation measures can be taken, such as wearing condoms during sexual intercourse. If a person takes a certain medication or eats a certain food, such as penicillin or peanuts, it may also cause allergies in women. At this point, it is important to avoid these allergens.
2. Autoimmunity
If the allergic symptoms are not severe, you can try them several times. The body may naturally develop immunity, and the allergic symptoms will gradually disappear. However, if the allergic symptoms seriously affect normal life, condoms must be used during sexual activity to minimize the risk of allergies and reduce the risk. We should go to the hospital in a timely manner. Also, please remember that women need to find allergens and receive targeted treatment during targeted treatment.
3. Male Genital Infection
If men have genital infections, semen may cause allergic reactions to women. Of course, first-time sexual intercourse is also the main occurrence of semen allergies. Danish research shows that over 12% of women have experienced semen allergies. Some of them have had sex for the first time, while others have been married for many years. After sexual intercourse, women may experience vaginal or perineal edema, itching, rapid heartbeat, and even nausea and vomiting, all of which are symptoms of semen allergy.
4. Semen analysis
Semen, initially the protein sensation ejaculated by men during orgasm, is the "seed" of offspring. Why does it make women allergic? This is related to certain components of sperm. The seed contains dozens of specific antigens in sperm and seminal plasma, and some anaphylactic reactions are not found in other tissues, especially in male sperm, which becomes very strong Antigenicity. The symptoms often vary from person to person, and the degree also varies. In some cases, even without wearing a condom, men are still susceptible to the influence of sperm.
