Women are prone to falling into these five health misconceptions and not making any more mistakes

Sexual activity is essential for adult women. Maintaining a regular lifestyle can make women's mood happier and their relationship more harmonious. However, do not fall into sexual health misconceptions or affect their health.

What sexual health misconceptions are women prone to entering?

1. Suffering from sexually transmitted diseases with symptoms

When infected with chlamydia, papillomavirus or Genital herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases, the symptoms are not very obvious. There is an incubation period of 1-3 months, and the period of incubation in the body will cause harm to the body. If sexually transmitted diseases are not treated in a timely manner, it may affect other organs. For example, chlamydia infection may cause pelvic inflammation, and human papillomavirus infection may cause Cervical cancer.

2. Don't worry about sexually transmitted diseases when using contraceptives

Among all contraceptive products, only condoms can provide contraception and prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The use of Intrauterine device, intrauterine diaphragms, and oral contraceptives is not effective for infection, but can only protect the fallopian tubes and prevent pregnancy. In addition, it is necessary to use condoms reasonably and carefully check before use to see if there is any damage to the condom.

3. If you don't ejaculate, you won't get pregnant

Some young couples use external ejaculation as a method of contraception, which is very dangerous and has a high failure rate. The prostate gland secreted by the penis during insertion will contain some sperm, and sperm with good vitality and quality will directly enter the fallopian tubes, causing female pregnancy. Some people use intrauterine contraception during menstruation, which cannot guarantee 100% success. Sperm can survive in the body for about a week, and if a woman ovulates irregularly, it may lead to unintended pregnancy.

4. Oral contraceptives can cause harm to the body

Oral contraceptives have both advantages and disadvantages, and their benefits should not be completely overshadowed by their drawbacks. The probability of Uterine cancer and ovarian cancer of people who often use contraceptives is significantly reduced. In addition, regular medication will also make cervical mucus thick, prevent bacterial invasion, and reduce the probability of Ectopic pregnancy.

5. Gynecological examination can release oneself

Female friends cannot rely all their hopes on regular gynecological examinations, as basic tests cannot detect chlamydia infection. If high-risk sexual behavior occurs, it is necessary to observe more physical symptoms, such as abnormal genitalia and vaginal discharge during urination.

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