After sex, it is very important for the woman to run into the bathroom to urinate because she is more susceptible to infection. Here is the reason.
According to experts, sexual intercourse increases the likelihood of infection because the urethra is closer to the anus, making it easier to localize the bacteria in the urethra. 19659003] The sexual act increases the likelihood of this happening, because when people have sex, or even during previous games, they rub around the urethra and ignite it and lubricate lubricants and fluids that are driven by bacteria trailing there can.
For this reason, and because it is very easy for a woman to get an infection, it is very important that she urinate after the sexual act because the urine flushes the bacteria before they can penetrate the bladder.
Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common that can be prevented if you go to urinate immediately after the intimacy.
In particular, these infections are caused when the E. coli bacteria are transported from the anus through the urethra into the bladder. The urine still in the bladder is sterile and therefore has no defenses against the bacteria.
This can cause you to urinate frequently and cause pain. Therefore, it is advisable to eliminate all these wastes after sex before they can reach the bladder through pissing.
But men are not completely immune to infections, they can even get an infection of the prostate through sexual intercourse between the penis and rectum, when the penis is in constant contact with the anus.
In this case, it is recommended to evacuate the rectum before sex and to use a condom to prevent infection.
Women are more likely to get urinary tract infection than men. The infection, which is limited to the bladder, can be painful and annoying. However, they can have serious consequences if the urinary tract spreads to the kidneys.
Urinary tract infections do not always cause signs and symptoms, but if they do, they may include:
-Necessity and constant urination
-Burning on urination
-Frequent urination in small
-Urine red, pale pink or brownish (a blood sign in the urine)
– Urine with a strong odor
-Pelvic pain in women, especially in the pelvic and pubic region
If it’s too late and you get a urinary tract infection, make sure you do so and your partner goes to the doctor and gets treated.
