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- 30 Years
- 01/04/2021
Can a woman's period affect a man?
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Sexual intercourse during periods affects negatively on mans sexual desire because of presence of smell of menstural material
Dr. Chandra Suggests...
Consult a Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Emotional and Social Impact:
Men may notice mood or behavior changes in women during menstruation due to hormonal fluctuations, affecting interpersonal dynamics. -
Support and Understanding:
Providing support during this time can strengthen relationships. -
No Physical Transmission:
A woman's period does not physically affect a man's health or bodily functions.
In summary, while there is no direct physical impact, emotional and social interactions may be influenced. For specific concerns, consult a healthcare professional.
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I'm dealing with something that's been bugging me and could really use some advice. I was diagnosed with minor PCOD back in July 2015. My periods were delayed back then, but they eventually started happening naturally without any medication. To be on the safe side, I went ahead with PCOD treatment, and that's when my anxiety kicked in, which I find a bit confusing. So, after about three months, my ultrasound reports came back normal, and my PCOD seems to be cured. But there's this one thingmy periods are now really scanty, only bleeding for about a day. I used to bleed for around 3 days before all this started. Some people tell me it's all in my head, probably because of high stress and my anxiety disorder. It's confusing because I feel like PCOD might be the root cause of my anxiety, but now that it's supposedly cured, I'm wondering why my periods aren't normal. Any thoughts on what's going on with me?
reduce your stress. Maintain the regular diet and start doing exercises
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I'm worried because I've missed my period after taking the i-pill three months ago. I did get my period twice after taking it, but now Ive skipped it in December. Could you please suggest any medications or withdrawal treatments that might help regulate my cycle, like it used to be before I took the i-pill?
You can consider taking Regestrone or Deviry to induce your periods and regulate your menstrual cycle.
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