Some things we do involuntarily can have both negative and positive effects. That’s why it’s important to stay informed about all aspects of our lives. Because a simple habit can save us from many complicated situations or cause others that are not so pleasant.
Therefore, on this occasion, we’re going to explain something you’ve probably been doing after being in.ti.mate with your partner.
But if you don’t, consider the benefits, and if it seems right to you, then start doing it when the time is right.
Though I don’t know if you experience the same thing as me, but after s.3xual activity with my partner, I feel the need to urinate.
The human body is so perfect that it acts on its own like an autonomous machine, and involuntarily we do things that are very beneficial for its proper functioning.
So, urinating after being with someone is one of those activities that the body understands needs to be done.
Without further ado, let’s get to the point, and I’ll explain the advantages of doing it.
Immediately after s3x, many women feel an urge to urinate, which is completely natural and serves an important function in the body.
Midwife Bella Jamett explains that the uterus rests on the bladder, and during s.3x, the movement causes friction, resulting in the urge to urinate.
“During s3xual activity, glomerular filtration in the kidneys increases, and it’s important to mention that when a woman reaches orgasm, the body releases s3x hormones like oxytocin, which is directly related to pleasure.
After s3x, urination, the urge to urinate, increases,” explains Katiuska Rojas, president of the College of Midwives of the Metropolitan Region.
The specialist emphasizes that this urine is pure water with a low concentration of urea or electrolytes; therefore, it’s normal for it not to be yellowish or odorless.
“The important thing is to urinate to prevent urinary tract infections, especially in women who are at risk of developing UTIs or who suffer from kidney disease or diabetes,” says the midwife. On the other hand, holding in urine can create a breeding ground for bacteria.
Furthermore, urinating helps cleanse the urethra and vulva, which contributes to protecting vaginal health from pathogens that may be present there.
Among the female s3xual organs, the clitoris also plays a crucial role in this regard.
“The most common bacteria that causes these urinary tract infections is Escherichia coli, and when our clitoris is vasodilated due to the sensation of pleasure, orgasm also protects the urethra so that it is not endangered during s3xual activity,” says Rojas.
The expert explains that this action is like an airbag safety system that protects the urethra and is a natural physiological and anatomical mechanism of our body that safeguards it. of these external agents that cause urinary tract infections.