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Q: Sex In Water

asked by: brianpatrick44 on February 3rd, 2004

New User

My girlfriend is concerned for her health if we were to have sex in the water, pool, hot tub, etc. She said that she has heard from many other women and in various magazines that it could do damage to her internal organs. I obviously would never want to harm my girlfriend, but I am curious as to whether or not there is medical merit in what she has heard or if it is all just gossip.

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rissalee21

replied on February 4th, 2004

Experienced User

U should not have sex in the water..It is actually not good for the girl at all it causes bacterial and yeast infections..So be careful:)

marisa

nikki_caro

replied on February 4th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Im with melissa, when having sex in water, it can push water and bacteria inside the woman and can cause infections. While it might seem fun at the moment, in the long run it might not be so good.

JasenG

replied on May 20th, 2005

Experienced User

There is a bog difference between sex in a public pool and sex in a bathtub when you are already clean.

Public pools are very heavily chlorinated for a reason. The chemicals can be harmfull to your insides when pushed up rather than by just imersion. The dirt from other people that have been in the pool is not good either.

The best way to have water sex is for both of you to take a shower, then fill the bathtub with clean water. Water sex (and oral sex) is a great experience, but only in clean water with clean bodies.

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