Why do you have to go to the toilet to help?

In this case, a urinary tract infection is considered. Urinary tract infections are particularly common in women and may also be thought to be caused by the pressure of sexual activity, or possibly a feeling of recession after orgasm (quasi-urination). First, women who do not have an adequate orgasm during sex will go to the toilet frequently afterwards, because under normal circumstances, the female pelvis is completely congested during the high period, and it only takes 15 to 30 minutes after orgasm to subside.

However, if men "turn off the fire" in advance, so that women's sexual desire cannot be satisfied, pelvic congestion will exist for a long time, about 4 to 6 hours to subside, and some even need 1 day, resulting in a feeling of urination, in the long run, may lead to inflammation, and even frigidity. Second, having sex too often and for too long can make women feel uncomfortable in their vagina. Women's vaginal mucosa is very fragile and can be easily injured during sex.

At this point, the woman's brain sends out instructions to "urinate" in an attempt to relieve the discomfort in the vagina. Women should have sex about 3 times a week, preferably every other day, so that the body can have enough time to rest. Third, urinary tract infections lead to inflammation.

During sexual life, the male penis is easy to bring bacteria into the vagina of women, and over time, it will cause urinary tract infections and frequent urination. Therefore, both men and women should thoroughly clean their bodies before having sex; When a man suffers from diseases such as penile posthitis, it is best not to have sex. At the same time, after every sexual activity, women should take the initiative to urinate and wash the inside of the vagina.

It is important to emphasize that if the sensation of frequent urination persists and the symptoms become more severe, a urologist should be considered for testing.

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