For some couples, period sensual activity is just unappealing, and that’s fine. But for those who are interested, there’s no reason not to indulge! Some men may have questions about having sensual activity with a menstruating woman, and learning the facts, including benefits for her and maintaining a man’s male organ health, will help a man know what to expect.

It’s not harmful.

Some people worry that having sensual activity with a woman on her period may cause her to bleed more. While this may be true in the short-term – the movements of sensual activity can cause a higher rate of blood flow – in the long-term a woman will not bleed more than she would have eventually.

It can actually help her.

Releases have the potential to relieve a woman’s menstrual cramps; the contractions that the uterus undergoes during a woman’s release can have a massaging effect that reduces pain. Releases can also relieve certain PMS symptoms like headaches and mood swings, since release is accompanied by a rush of feel-good endorphins. Note: A couple doesn’t need to have sensual activity for a woman to release, so oral, manual or toy play are all great options.

Mess tips

There is bound to be some mess during period sensual activity. While a couple may be just fine with that, there are steps partners can take to cut down on it.

One obvious method is to place a towel down on the bed or surface beneath the partners. Another is to choose positions wisely. If a woman is on her back, there will likely be less outward blood flow. There will be even less mess if her legs are lifted in the air.

STIs

Some sensually transmitted infections are passed through blood. If a partner has a blood-borne infection, transmission is more likely when the woman is on her period. Both partners should be up-to-date on their infection testing before having sensual activity in general, and particularly period sensual activity.

Lubrication

Blood can serve as a source of natural lubrication, which both partners may enjoy.

She may enjoy it more.

Some women feel heightened excitement and female organ sensitivity when they have their periods. This could translate to more enjoyable sensual activity on their end.

For women who are feeling self-conscious about having sensual activity on their periods, communication is key. Many women are worried that their partners will be “grossed out” by the sight of the blood and/or by the smell of it. However, many men are not at all squeamish about such things. Knowing this can help a woman feel more comfortable with the activity.

For couples who don’t want to take a break from sensual activity when a woman is on her period but also want to forego the mess, there are menstrual cups designed for the purpose. They fit inside a woman’s female organ to keep the blood in place. Not all menstrual cups are made to be worn during sensual activity; a woman should ensure she has one specifically made for this purpose before using it during coupling.

Knowing how to enjoy different kinds of sensual activity is great for a man’s male organ, since the manhood benefits from regular use. It’s also important for men to take steps to protect the manhood skin from the frictions of sensual activity. Lubrication is a necessary component in this regard. Another thing men can do to maintain optimal skin condition in the downstairs department is to use a quality male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). Man1 Man Oil contains Shea butter and vitamin E, two great natural moisturizers. In addition, the crème contains L-arginine, an ingredient that encourages the proper functioning of blood vessels, which is important for performance ability. Help the manhood look and feel its best with a quality skin care product.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.