Post Date July, 28 2023
6 Precautions for Caring for Wife's Private Parts
Firstly, scientifically and correctly grasp sexual knowledge.
Newlyweds should know about the anatomy of male and female reproductive organs. There are two openings on the inside of the big and small labia. The small opening near the clitoris above is the urethral orifice, which leads to the bladder and is the channel for urination. Below the urethral orifice is the Vaginal orifice.
Some couples are unaware of this and often mistake the urethra for the vagina. During sexual intercourse, the penis does not enter the vagina and is inserted into the urethra, which not only easily causes urinary tract infections, but also discomfort and pain during sexual intercourse. After several years of marriage without normal sexual intercourse, infertility was diagnosed and there was no damage to the hymen, but the urethra was damaged. In the long run, the urethral orifice gradually expands and the symptoms of urinary tract infection repeatedly appear, which can cause acute, chronic Cystitis, nephritis and other Urinary system diseases. In addition, if the body position is incorrect during sexual activity, and the male upper body is too high, the penis is easily inserted into the urethral opening.
Secondly, do not be rough during sexual intercourse.
Especially during the first sexual intercourse, the rupture of the hymen is inevitable. However, if the action is too rough, it not only causes pain to the wife, but also increases her psychological terror and may lead to vaginal damage. In severe cases, vaginal tears may even occur. Therefore, if the husband's movements are soft, or if he stops sexual intercourse for 2-3 days after the small wound heals, the damage to the hymen and vagina will be greatly reduced.
Thirdly, men should pay attention to hygiene and disease prevention.
Maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the external reproductive organs is an important condition for couples to live. There are secretions between the male foreskin and the glans to form Smegma, which is an appropriate environment for bacterial growth and reproduction. Wearing non ventilated synthetic fiber underwear can be even worse. If you do not pay attention to hygiene, it is easy to form Balanitis and Urethritis. In sexual life, male contaminated Smegma is brought into female vagina, causing female vaginal infection.
It often stimulates the cervix and increases the probability of Cervical cancer in the wife. Some men like to bathe in the large pool in the public bathroom or the public pool in the hotel toilet, which brings pathogenic bacteria to the penis. After sexual intercourse with their wives, their wives are prone to Trichomoniasis, fungal Vaginitis and other infectious diseases. This disease not only damages sexual organs, but also brings a great mental burden to the wife. Therefore, men should regularly pay attention to the hygiene of the genitals. When cleaning, in addition to cleaning the penis and scrotum, the penis head Corona of glans penis, pubic hair, perineum and anus should be cleaned. Wash the external genitalia before every sexual intercourse. Developing good habits is beneficial for one's own health and the health of one's wife.
Fourth, do not have sexual intercourse for too long.
Many men believe that the longer sexual intercourse lasts, the stronger the sexual pleasure their wives experience and the more satisfied they are with their sexual life. Surprisingly, the pursuit of prolonging the time of sexual intercourse without playing and caressing before sexual intercourse will not only not improve women's pleasure, but also cause excessive congestion of women's pelvis. In fact, in order to enable the wife to obtain satisfactory sexual activity, do not prolong the time of sexual intercourse, but conduct sufficient caresses, hugs and kisses before and during sexual intercourse to stimulate the arrival of female orgasm.
Fifth, sexual activity should not be engaged in during menstruation or postpartum period.
Due to a decrease in sexual resistance during menstruation, endometrial detachment, dilation of the cervix, decreased vaginal acidity, and decreased resistance. At this point, having sexual intercourse increases menstrual flow, prolongs menstruation, and bacteria may enter the female vagina, causing genital infections. If the husband insists on having sex, it will undoubtedly bring pain to women. The postpartum period refers to the recovery period of a woman's entire body and sexual organs after childbirth, during which sexual activity can also bring infections and other diseases to the wife's sexual organs. Therefore, husbands should care for, take care of, and be considerate of their wives, in order to protect their sexual organs and cooperate with their wives to suppress emotional impulses. Wives should not have sex during their menstrual and postpartum periods.
Sixth, protect the wife's breasts.
The female breast is not a professional sexual organ, but it belongs to the Secondary sex characteristic of women, is one of the female sensitive areas, and plays an important role in the life of both sexes. For men, women's plump breasts can cause Sexual arousal through vision and touch. For women, touching their breasts can stimulate sexual desire and increase sexual pleasure. Some men have rough sexual behavior. When playing with their wives before sexual intercourse, they do not gently touch their breasts with their hands, but instead forcefully squeeze them. This not only causes pain to the women, but also weakens their sexiness, potentially causing internal damage to the breasts. Some men compress their entire breasts onto a woman's breasts during sexual intercourse, which can last for a long time. This not only makes the woman uncomfortable, but also affects the blood circulation in the breasts, which is not conducive to the health of the breasts. Therefore, when making love, the husband should gently touch or suck his wife's breast with his hand or mouth, gently bite her nipple, so that she can receive moderate sexual stimulation, thus causing Sexual arousal, and preparing for the next sex.
