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From: Trepan Singh <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:50:09 +0530
Subject: [SayEverything] 5 strange and popular sex
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Why do I need to pee often after sex?
A few hours after I have sex, I start urinating every two to three
minutes.
This is accompanied by a burning sensation and a little itching. Is this
because of sex?
GS, Patliputra
Get a midstream sample of urine examined to rule out a urinary tract
infection. If the report is normal, your problem could be due to a
vaginal
infection, urethral abrasion or dry intercourse. If it is one of these,
consult a gynaecologist.
Why does PMS make me want sex less?
Some women tend to become more irritable. There are associated symptoms
of
nausea, backache and breast tenderness. There is a feeling of discomfort
in
the whole pelvic region, and, at times, one finds evidence of emotional
disturbance and a tinge of depression. In others, it is found that the
sexual drive is enhanced, resulting from, again, increased pelvic
congestion, insufficient for discomfort but enough to cause intense
pelvic
"awareness".
Should I get my hymen removed surgically?
Penetration is not possible as my vaginal opening is too small. How do I
increase the diameter? Would I require surgery? Secondly, my husband's
penis
is large and not straight when erect. Is it possible to have intercourse
with a curved penis? Also, is it advisable to have intercourse with a
condom
when lignocaine jelly has been applied?
TD, Chennai
Get a gynaecological examination done to see if the hymen is broken or
not.
Sometimes it takes two to three months to break the hymen. Use a lot of
lubricant. Consult your gynaecologist again after three months if you
think
the hymen is still intact and enquire if a vaginal dilater would help. A
hymenectomy should be the last resort. It is done to increase the
vaginal
opening. A curved penis should not be a problem. You can use lignocaine
jelly, but it reduces sensation.
How safe are condoms?
Do condoms offer 100 per cent protection? Does one bleed during the
first
sexual experience? If yes, what should be done about it? Can anything be
done to reduce penetration pain?
SS, Noida
Condoms do not offer 100 per cent protection, though they're an
effective
method. And no, it is not necessary to bleed the first time one has sex.
Also, not always does one experience pain during penetration. However, a
lubricant may prove beneficial if there is any pain.
How do female condoms work?
A female condom is made up of a thin polyurethane pouch with a flexible
ring
at each end. The closed end rests inside the vagina and the ring at the
open
end rests outside the vagina, ie on the vulva. If it is used in the
right
way, it's effective up to 95 per cent.
Advantages: One can insert a female condom eight hours prior to sex.
Female
condoms help in reducing the risk of STDs. For those who are allergic to
male condoms made from latex, they could be an ideal alternative.
Disadvantages: Female condoms are a bit uncomfortable to insert and one
needs to put extra lubricant along with it. It is less effective as
compared
to male condoms, which are effective up to 98 per cent.
Note: Male and female condoms should not be used at the same time as
they
tend to stick to each other. Condoms should not be stored in the wallet
or
car glove compartment as it might be too warm. They need to be stored in
cool and dry places. Avoid using condoms that have Nonoxynol-9
(spermicide)
as it irritates the vagina and the anus, which in turn can increase the
risk
of STDs.
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