Can sperm cure inflammation in women?

Generally speaking, sperm does have a certain sterilizing effect. As long as the semen is healthy, it will also play a positive role in the health of women's vagina and contribute to the health of the vaginal environment. Of course, if men have some diseases, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, etc., the semen will be infected to a certain extent, and there will be some pathogenic bacteria mixed in the semen. At this time, some protective measures must be taken during sex.

The first thing to make clear is that normal, regular sex is not the culprit of gynecological diseases. On the contrary, it helps to maintain the health of the female reproductive system.

For example, in recent years, many foreign studies have shown that male semen contains an antibacterial substance comparable to penicillin - semen cytokines, which can prevent the synthesis of certain bacterial ribonucleic acid, thereby inhibiting bacterial growth, and can even kill pathogenic bacteria such as Staphylococcus and Streptococcus like penicillin. For women who have a normal sex life and do not use condoms, allowing semen to enter the vagina regularly once or twice a week, through the cervix to reach the uterus and fallopian tubes, can disinfect and sterilize these parts, thereby reducing the risk of gynecological diseases.

At the same time, a wonderful sex life can stimulate people in many ways, especially for women. Sex can increase the secretion of sex hormones in their bodies, promote the development of reproductive organs, enlarge breasts, deposit fat, and make the skin soft and delicate.

Of course, having sex too frequently and not having a regular partner is harmful to your health. It is well known that women who have too many partners, start having sex too early, or have sex too frequently are more likely to develop cervical cancer. Therefore, everything should be done in moderation.

To avoid unclean sex, personal hygiene must be taken care of, and the key is to use the right method. It is best for women to wash their lower body with clean water, and never use some so-called "cleaners" indiscriminately. Excessive use will affect the acid-base balance of the vagina, easily causing bacterial imbalance, causing the normal existence of non-pathogenic bacteria that can maintain the weak acid environment of the vagina and inhibit pathogenic bacteria to die in large numbers, resulting in pathogenic bacteria taking advantage and causing gynecological infections.