This habit also contributes to:
relieve pressure on the bladder
to maintain a balanced pH in the intimate area
to prevent irritation and feelings of discomfort.
4. The importance of hygiene before and after close contact
While urinating after contact is essential, personal hygiene also plays a key role. Washing intimate areas with water and mild soap before and after helps limit the proliferation of microorganisms and preserve the natural balance of the vaginal flora.
For women, it is recommended to avoid internal cleansing products or perfumed products, which can disrupt the natural balance.
For men, careful hygiene of the genital area is also important.
5. What happens if one does not urinate after these contacts?
Ignoring this step may seem inconsequential, but it can lead to recurring problems. When bacteria remain in the urethra or reach the bladder, they can multiply rapidly.
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