Showing posts with label Panagnaig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panagnaig. Show all posts

Nov 24, 2024

Naut-ot a Pannakinaig





MABALIN a rumsua daytoy nga ut-ot a managanan iti "dyspareunia" gapu iti panagkukot dagiti piskel ti puerta [ti babai]. No dadduma adda kasla panaggaddil gapu iti pannakadangran, iti kasta, nasakit a masagid dagiti paset ti maseknan. Mabalin pay a mairaman ti basisaw kadagiti kakastoy nga impeksion, ket daytoy ti mangted iti komplikasion. Mabalin a maigapu ti ut-ot a panagdenna wenno panagnaig [panagyot] iti panagirteng dagiti maseknan a paset kalpasan ti operasion.

Ngem kaaduan a makagapu iti panagut-ot a pannakidenna isu ti kinairteng ken saan a pannakaisagana ti rikna ti babai. Mabalin a mabuteng ti babai nga agsikog wenno adda saan nga umisu a panangipapanna kadagiti paset ti bagina ken ti akem nga akmenna iti biag.
Mabalin pay a saan a nakasagana ti babai gapu iti kaadda ti nabuyok a sang-aw wenno ling-et, wenno gapu iti kinakurang a pannakaawat ti lalaki.

"Kinalamiis ti Rikna"
Ad-adda a masansan a masarakan ti kinalamiis dagiti babbai, ngem ti kinakurang ti bileg dagiti lallaki a kanaigda. Kadagiti babbai, rumsua ti parikut gapu iti kinakurang ti sursuro a naited wenno panagawatda bayat ti kinaagtutuboda. Adda panangipagarup ti dadduma a dakes ken nakababain a bambanag maipapan iti kinalalaki ken kinababai. Masansan a manayonan daytoy gapu iti kaawan umun-una a panangay-ayo ti lalaki [kenkuana/babai].
Adda panagduyos wenno ugali dagiti lallaki a manglipat a mabayag ti pannakariing ti rikna dagiti babbai, ket kas bunga daytoy mabaybay-an dagiti babbai a saan a mapnek ken maupayda. No dadduma met, awan kabaelan [inutil] ti lalaki a mangaramid ti pagrebbenganna a kas asawa. Masansan pay a masinga ti kadawyan a rikna koma ti babai gapu kadagiti kinairteng a marikriknana.
Masapul koma a bigbigen ti tunggal naasawaan a babai nga adda nga agnanayon dagiti agasawa nga agpadpada a mapnek iti relasionda iti maysa ken maysa.
No awan ti pannakibagay ti maysa a babai maipanggep kadagiti kasapulan dagiti agasawa no maipapan iti lasag [sex], ket ibilangda lattan ti panagdennada kas maysa laeng a pagrebbengan, masarakannanto [ti babai] iti ud-udina a mabalin a mawara ti pagtaenganda.
Kasta met nga adda panagduyos/ugali dagiti babbai a saan a mapnek iti relasionda nga agasawa ket agbanag daytoy a managnerbios. Agsagaba met dagiti dadduma kadagiti panagirteng a masansan a dumteng iti sakbay iti panagbinulan.
Kadagiti kakastoy a kasasaad, adda latta paset dagiti nairteng a rikna. Isut' nakakaskasdaaw a banag a mabalin a nanamen dagit babbai ti relasion nga iyeg ti asawada no addada iti maysa a panagbakasion, ngem saanda a mananam dayta apaman nga agsublida iti bukodda a pagtaengan inton malikmutda manen kadagiti inaldaw a trabahoda.
Daytoy ti mangipakita a masapul a maawatan dagiti babbai ti paset ti kinababaida iti pannakataginayon ken pannakabangon ti naragsak a pagtaengan.*
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NAUT-OT A PANNAKINAIG
Rudy Ram. Rumbaoa
salunatkenmedisina.blogspot.com

[nabulod dagiti ladawan a nausar]

Mar 2, 2019

Kastoy Ti Kanayon Nga Aramiden Kalpasan ti Pannakinaig [Panagnaig/Panagyot/Pannakaiyot]

ALWAYS DO THESE 5 THINGS AFTER SEX
CureJoy Editorial





It matters what you do after sex. As soon as you’re done, head to the bathroom and urinate. This will flush out harmful bacteria and prevent urinary tract infections. You should also wipe yourself down to get rid of bacteria, odor, and sweat. Avoid slipping into the same underwear. Instead, reach for a clean cotton pair or go commando. Drinking water will also replace fluids lost through sweat. The next meal you eat, include probiotics to balance your vaginal bacteria
We always hear about things to do before sex. There are so many do’s and don’t’s! But what about after? Does it even matter? Definitely! The deed might be done, but your responsibility is not. Doing certain things after sex will keep your body healthy. Sex is full of fun, love, and bacteria and lots of it. So keep these five habits in mind. You’ll be glad you did.
1. Always Remember To Urinate
Urination helps to flush out all the bacteria that would have been pushed upward due to the intercourse and thus keeping you healthy
Women should always urinate after sex. It’s the best way to prevent a urinary tract infection, or UTI. Symptoms include pain, pressure, and stinging while peeing. Your urine might also be cloudy, milky, or smelly.1 Whether or not you have sex, bacteria lives “down there.” However, during intercourse, bacteria gets pushed even further. It also poses the risk of harmful bacteria entering – and infecting – your body. Urinating after sex will flush out that bacteria. Even if you don’t need to go, give it a try. A few drops of pee is better than nothing.
2. Clean Your Entire Body
Washing your entire body will help the bacteria away and also prevent you from catching any form of infections from the intercourse
Sex can get sweaty and smelly. And while this is half the fun, it can ruin your skin. Take the time to wash your face. This will remove oil and bacteria build-up, the major cause of breakouts.3 It’s even more important if you didn’t take off your makeup beforehand. Wipe down your body. When sweat and bacteria collide, a bad odor will develop. It’s not very romantic.

3. Make Sure To Drink Water

Drinking water replenishes all the lost electrolytes through sweat and other fluids and thus increasing the rate of urination
Sex is a workout. In fact, according to the journal PLoS one, men burn about 101 kCal after sex. Women burn an average of 69.1 kCal. No wonder it’s so common to break out a sweat. Therefore, hydration is key. It’s not much different than other physical activity. By drinking water after sex, you can replace lost fluids from sweating. Better yet, this will make it easier to pee.

4. Change Your Underwear

Wearing the same underwear will increase the chances of you getting infected and the spread of bacteria, or going commando if necessary
It’s tempting to grab your underwear and pass out. Not so fast, though. Wearing the same pair can be bad news. After you’ve wiped down, slip into a clean pair. This will reduce exposure to bacterial buildup and moisture. If possible, wear cotton underwear to increase airflow and decrease moisture. It’ll limit odor, irritation, and infection risk. Don’t have a new pair on hand? Let your body breathe and go commando.
5. It Is Good To Eat Probiotics
It is not mandatory to eat to consume these probiotics immediately but can help boost the effectiveness of the good bacteria to combat the bad bacteria
Your vagina is full of bacteria. This is normal, natural, and healthy. But sex can throw it for a loop! Eating probiotics after sex can prevent imbalance. Don’t worry! You don’t need to sneak a cup of yogurt into bed. Instead, include probiotics in your next meal. Examples include yogurt, kimchi, kefir, and miso. You can also take a probiotic supplement later that day. By eating probiotics, you’ll keep the “good” bacteria in check. It’s the first line of defense against yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and other such issues.8
If you’re sexually active, keep these habits in mind. They might seem inconvenient at first. Yet, they can stop problems from cropping up. It’ll make sex enjoyable, safe, and fun, just like it should be.
Disclaimer: The content is purely informative and educational in nature and should not be construed as medical advice. Please use the content only in consultation with an appropriate certified medical or healthcare professional.
*CureJoy/wwwbennegtisalunat.blogspot.com