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Avoiding Vaginal Intercourse |
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Vaginal sexual intercourse is also referred to as coitus and is the form of sexual intercourse among two humans of opposite sexes. Though the main purpose of vaginal intercourse is reproduction; however, it can also be performed for deriving sexual pleasure and as an expression of intimacy and love. After marriage vaginal sexual intercourse becomes a mode for strengthening the bond, increase in emotional attachment as well as sharing pleasure. In vaginal intercourse the erect penis is slipped into the female vagina. With the movement of the penis backward and forward within the vagina one or both the partners stimulate each other and try to attain a pleasurable orgasm state.
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This is the situation when, due to ejaculation, the female partner has the possibility of getting pregnant.
Apart from vaginal intercourse, sex also comprises other ways of attaining pleasure such as oral sex and anal sex. Oral sex is the sexual activity where one uses body parts like tongue, mouth as well as throat. This also includes the consumption of vaginal fluids or semen. In case of anal sex two human extracts sexual pleasure by inserting an erect penis into another person’s rectum.
Avoiding vaginal intercourse is the best measure for birth control and keeping off the chances of getting pregnant. In addition, women avoid vaginal intercourse also in order to keep away sexually transmitted infections. Vulvovaginitis, commonly known as vaginitis, is the most common problem faced by women due to vaginal intercourse. There are other causes which lead to vaginitis; however, sexual activities are the most common reason. It is basically an irritation in one’s vagina which might cause unwanted and abnormal discharge. There are number of infections which cause vaginitis in females, mainly bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis and trichomoniasis.
Bacterial vaginosis: This is caused due to the presence of several types of bacteria. One experiences heavy vaginal discharge, which is generally frothy, grayish in color and has an unpleasant odor.
Candidiasis: It’s a typical sort of infection caused due by yeast called candida. Some of the symptoms for candidiasis are thick vaginal discharge, irritation, painful intercourse, white coating on the vagina, itching and redness of the vulva. The yeast infection can increase when one’s vagina comes in contact with a male’s penis with yeast infections.
Trichomoniasis: This is the most common vaginal infection among females. Trich increases when fluids are exchanged through vaginal intercourse, mutual masturbation or by sharing sex toys. The protozoan trichomonas that causes trichomoniasis can be present on the penis, under the skin of the penis, prostate gland, urethra and other glands of the male partner.
Avoiding vaginal intercourse and sharing opposite partner’s sexual fluid is the easiest method to get rid of these vaginal diseases. For avoiding such problems insertion of tampon or other objects into the vagina should also be stopped. Visiting a physician is very important when a person is affected by such infections. During the infected or treatment period avoiding vaginal intercourse is a must, as it aggravates the condition further. Sexually transmitted infections get transmitted very easily through vaginal intercourse.
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