I had unprotected sex and I am uncertain whether I ejaculated inside. This was my first sexual experience, and a few days later, I had my regular period without any abnormal symptoms. Could you please advise if having a period just two days after unprotected sex indicates that I am not pregnant? Thank you.

Two months ago, I had unprotected sex with a prostitute because I was very drunk at that time, and I am extremely anxious. Doctor, can you tell me if having unsafe sex with a prostitute is dangerous? Thanks for giving the information.

Women have independent health risks, and women of specific sexual orientations, such as lesbians, bisexual women, and women who have sex with women, must be especially vigilant about these issues. Although risk factors vary according to sexual orientation and sexual habits (including family history and age), understanding specific health risks can help you take better care of yourself.

Under normal physiological conditions, there are anatomical differences in the urethra between men and women. The female urethra is shorter than the male urethra, making the symptoms of gonorrhea less pronounced in women. In terms of symptoms, gonorrhea differs between men and women. Due to the longer male urethra, the acute stage of gonorrhea in men is more pronounced, while in women, it is more subtle and easily overlooked.

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted infection commonly found in men and women of reproductive age. Gonorrhea can spread quickly, but not everyone knows how to prevent it or recognize the signs of the disease.

Individuals who have been successfully treated for gonorrhea are at risk of reinfection if they do not adhere to the treatment regimen, use medication incorrectly or inadequately, engage in unprotected sexual intercourse with people who are currently infected, etc,…

Most cases of gonorrhea are chronic, lacking typical symptoms and causing many complications for patients. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment are essential to minimize the complications of the disease.

Unsafe sex is a leading cause of sexually transmitted diseases in general and HIV in particular. The rate of HIV infection through sex is about 0.03 - 1%, which means that from risk factors, the rate of HIV infection after 1 sexual intercourse in the community has a probability of 0.03 - 1%. However, to determine whether having sex once can cause HIV infection or not, we need to consider many risk factors.

Experts advocate condoms as a safe, simple, and 98% effective way of pregnancy control. In addition to the danger of unexpected pregnancy, having intercourse without a condom increases the risk of sexually transmitted illnesses such as HIV, Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.

During sexual intercourse, some women experience heavy vaginal bleeding, especially after their first time. Many women have this bleeding for several days. So what causes prolonged bleeding after the first time having sex?

The safe period method predicts the days most likely for conception by tracking the length of the menstrual cycle over several months. Those who wish to avoid pregnancy can plan intercourse during the "safe days" to reduce the risk of conception. So, how do you calculate the safe days for intercourse?