Mar 25, 2025
Komal Das
Sex Gone Wrong: Mistakes That Could Be Damaging Your Urinary Health
UTIs often recur after sex due to hygiene mistakes and unsafe practices. Dr. Ruby Sehra shares key prevention tips
Dr. Sehra highlights poor hygiene, like not urinating or cleaning properly before and after sex, as a major cause of recurring UTIs
Unprotected or rough sex increases UTI risk by promoting bacterial spread and irritation, especially if hygiene is neglected
Dr. Sehra warns that switching from anal to vaginal sex without proper cleaning raises UTI risk and advises hygiene, hydration, and medical care
To prevent UTIs after sex, maintain proper hygiene and urinate before and after intercourse to flush out bacteria
To prevent UTIs, stay hydrated, wear breathable cotton underwear, practice safe sex, and consult a doctor if symptoms persist
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