Know How Our Sexologist Cleared a Soon-To-Be-Married Man’s Sex-Related Doubts

A patient about to get married in a week consulted a sexologist on iCliniq, as he had several doubts about sex and masturbation after marriage. He asked for the safe and unsafe periods in the menstrual cycle, as he wanted to know the dates for intercourse without getting his wife-to-be pregnant. He also wanted to know when condoms were safe to use.

iCliniq's doctor went through the query and congratulated him for getting married and said that the average length of the menstrual cycle for each woman varies from 28 to 35 days. When the menstrual cycle length is 28 days, women ovulate around the 14th day, and 12, 13, and 14 are the most fertile days for those women. When the menstrual cycle length is 35 days, ovulation happens around day 21, and the most fertile days are 19, 20, and 21. Our doctor said that if he wanted to avoid pregnancy, he should use condoms, especially during the fertile days. He further explained that after ejaculation, the male must pull the condom out of the vagina before the penis becomes flaccid to prevent the condom from slipping and accidental release of semen into the vagina.

After a few days, the patient reverted, asking whether masturbation is normal if there is an urge. The patient also had to know if masturbation was safe after marriage or will it have any side effects.

Our doctor explained the myths and benefits of masturbation. The doctor mentioned that masturbation is healthy and a completely normal sexual behavior. He said that masturbation is not dirty. It is typically done solo and also performed in relationships for orgasm and sexual arousal. It is entirely a normal activity of humans that has no harmful physical and emotional effects and has many benefits to the human body.

After our doctor's explanation, the patient got well informed about sex and masturbation. He was thankful that the doctor alleviated his stress about the new relationship. And the patient said that he would follow all the instructions suggested by iCliniq's sexologist.