Even if it may make some people fantasize, aquatic frolic is not recommended. Specialist doctors explain why.
It may sound exciting to make love in a swimming pool, at sea, in a jacuzzi, and even to fantasize, and yet. Although it’s time for vacation, la dolce vita and conducive to sex, it’s better to avoid being tempted. If on paper, it seems romantic or pleasant, we can quickly come to regret it for many reasons. This especially concerns the woman, in truth.
Dr Jacques Waynberg, director of the Paris Institute of Sexology and Dr Jean-Marc Bohbot, infectious disease specialist at the Alfred Fournier Institute gave their opinion and expertise on water frolic to our colleagues from Madame Figaro. Although they confirm that everyone is more or less attracted to water, especially because they have been swimming in it for nine months, the doctors did not recommend this practice. Here are the reasons.
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Aquatic frolic: why is it a false good idea?
After an aquatic play, the woman risks being in pain at the vaginal level, as explained by Dr. Jean-Marc Bohbot, infectiologist at the Alfred Fournier Institute: “Ihe vaginal mucosa is irritated. You feel the same sensation as when you get out of the pool and your skin is dry and tight“he imagined.
In addition to irritation, the fact of having several aquatic frolics can lead to infections : “You risk modifying the pH of the vaginal mucosa and weakening the flora“, alerted the gynecologist and sexologist Jacques Waynberg. What Dr. Bohbot reacted to, stating: “In the presence of salt or chlorinated water, it is altered. It may irritate private parts and lead to an infection if these irritations are repetitive“. Thus, this can lead to yeast infections, vaginitis or bacterial vaginosis. Nothing very pleasant, in short. Apart from the fact that an aquatic report is dangerous because it cannot be protectedwater is really bad for the vagina in case of penetrations: “Too many penetrations amounts to washing the vagina, the Dörderlein bacilli then tend to disappear, leaving room to microbes and creates infections“, explained Dr. Waynberg. Swimming allowed, but reports very little recommended.
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