Sexual Health
What is the most worrying thing about roommates? What are the precautions for roommates
Post Date November, 16 2024
Only a harmonious sexual life can maintain the relationship between husband and wife. Once one spouse experiences illness or genital problems, it may affect the quality of sexual life, and both men and women are concerned about some things during sexual activity.
What are the concerns during roommates?
1. Trauma
Male testicles and penis are exposed outside the body, and when subjected to physical activity and impact, the scrotum and testicles are prone to hematoma. If not handled properly, it can lead to testicular atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility. Atrophy or male infertility.
2. Female infection
The physiological characteristics of women are short and mostly hidden within the body. Women's urethral opening, vaginal opening, and anal opening are adjacent and susceptible to bacterial stimulation from urine and feces, leading to vaginitis and vulvitis. Additionally, because women's abdominal cavity, external genitalia, and external environment are interconnected, bacteria are particularly prone to entering the vagina and invading the uterus.
3. Vaginitis
Some women like to use female lotion to clean their external genitalia, but the more they wash, the more uncomfortable it becomes. Women's private parts are in a weak acidic environment, and improper cleaning can disrupt the balance of their microbiota, causing itching and dryness in the genital area, and even causing gynecological diseases.
4. Genital damage
Frequent and intense sexual activity has caused friction on the vagina. After a woman's sexual development matures, the vaginal mucosa slowly transforms into friction resistant squamous epithelium, which can cause friction damage in the vagina if sexual activity is carried out too early. Genital trauma generally occurs in the vagina, vulva and hymen. The female vulva is very rich in blood supply, and the subcutaneous tissue is loose. After the injury, hematoma may quickly form, thus compressing the urethra, leading to urinary retention.
5. Male issues
If there are congenital hidden dangers in males, especially in the reproductive system, such as penile dysplasia, upper urethra, congenital hypospadias, testicular cryptorchidism, epididymis, ectopic testicles or vasculitis, blocked vas deferens, scrotal dysplasia, prostatitis, etc.
