According to experts, many women who take pills for birth control cause decreased libido. This does not apply only to women of reproductive age. Women in menopause who drink these pills to control various symptoms such as mood changes can feel the reduction of “make love” desire. This is gynecological secret N. 1.
Headaches caused by a migraine may increase the s** desire
Surely the last thing that comes to your mind when you have a headache is to have sex. But do not be surprised if you feel a greater desire to be intimate with your partner within 24 hours prior migraine’s bothering. Experts find it difficult to explain this phenomenon. According to them, most likely it happens because of elevated levels of serotonin, which experts assume that has to do with sexual appetite.
Orgasm can eliminate headaches and menstrual cramps
Recent surveys show that 20% of women who have a migraine the pain decreases after an orgasm. It is not the first time that the orgasm binds to the relief of pain. Many women claim that orgasm helps in reducing or eliminating menstrual cramps.
It is easier to infect with STD if you have s** while your periods
Indeed, the period while your menstruation is a time when the chances of becoming pregnant are the lowest. But it is a period when you are most exposed to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and infections. This is so because then the acidity of the vaginal bacteria is changing and it is easier for the bacteria to disseminate.
Reduce the risk of vaginitis by wearing cotton underwear and change of washing powder
Vaginitis is a vaginal irritation. It causes a large vaginal discharge, burning, and itching. If you wear cotton underwear and change the washing powder, you can reduce the risk of this unpleasant problem. Also, do not use perfumed intimate products.
Oral sex increases the risk of recurrence of fungal infection.
Research conducted in Michigan, USA, which involved 200 men and women showed that in women who prefer oral sex the recurring of yeast infections are more frequent. So, women who have this problem
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