It is the husband's responsibility to protect his wife's genitals.

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The female reproductive organs are both incredibly valuable and vulnerable. For a healthy woman, healthy sexual organs are especially important.
Unlike other organs, the female sexual organs have unique characteristics and therefore require the joint care of both partners.
Protecting the wife's sexual organs is the husband's inescapable responsibility.
First, it's crucial to have a scientific and accurate understanding of sex.
Newlyweds should understand the anatomy of male and female reproductive organs. There are two openings inside the labia majora and minora. The smaller opening near the clitoris is the urethral opening, which leads to the bladder and is the passage for urination. Below the urethral opening is the vaginal opening.
Some couples are unaware of this and often mistakenly identify the urethra as the vagina. During intercourse, the penis doesn't enter the vagina but instead goes into the urethra, which not only easily leads to urinary tract infections in the woman but also causes discomfort or pain for both partners.
Some couples have even been married for years without ever having normal intercourse, seeking medical attention for infertility. The examination reveals that the hymen is intact, but the urethra is damaged.
Over time, the urethral opening gradually dilates, leading to recurrent urinary tract infections and other urinary system diseases such as acute and chronic cystitis and nephritis.
Additionally, incorrect sexual positions, such as the man raising his upper body too high, can easily cause the penis to penetrate the urethral opening.
Secondly, roughness should be avoided during intercourse
, especially during the first time. While hymen rupture is inevitable, overly rough actions not only cause pain and psychological fear for the wife but can also cause vaginal damage, even vaginal tearing and severe bleeding.
Therefore, the husband should be gentle, or wait 2-3 days after the first intercourse to allow the small wounds to heal before resuming intercourse, which will greatly reduce damage to the hymen and vagina.
Thirdly, men should pay attention to hygiene and disease prevention.
Maintaining cleanliness of the external genitalia is important for a healthy sex life.
Smegma, the secretions between the foreskin and glans, provides a suitable environment for bacterial growth. Wearing non-breathable synthetic underwear exacerbates this problem.
If hygiene is neglected, balanitis and urethritis can easily develop. During sexual intercourse, the man's smegma can be introduced into the woman's vagina, causing vaginal infections.
Frequent irritation of the cervix can also increase the wife's risk of cervical cancer.
Some men like to bathe in large pools in public bathhouses or public bathtubs in hotel restrooms, allowing germs to accumulate on their penis. After intercourse, this can easily lead to trichomoniasis and yeast infections in the wife.
These diseases not only damage the sexual organs but are also stubborn and difficult to treat, causing significant psychological burden on the wife.
Therefore, men should pay close attention to genital hygiene. When washing, in addition to the penis and scrotum, the coronal sulcus of the glans penis, pubic hair, perineum, and anus should also be cleaned.
The external genitalia should be washed before each sexual intercourse. Developing good habits is beneficial to both one's own health and that of one's wife.
Fourth, the duration of intercourse should not be too long.
Many men believe that the longer the intercourse lasts, the stronger the wife's sexual pleasure and the more satisfied she will be with the sex life.
However, simply pursuing prolonged intercourse without proper foreplay and caressing not only fails to increase the woman's pleasure but also causes excessive pelvic congestion. Over time, this can lead to lower abdominal distension, increased vaginal discharge, and cervical erosion, as well as fatigue.
To ensure a satisfying sexual experience for the wife, it's better to focus on ample caressing, hugging, and kissing before and during intercourse to stimulate female orgasm.
Fifth, sexual intercourse is not advisable during menstruation and the postpartum period .
During menstruation, a woman's resistance is lowered, the uterine lining sheds, the cervix dilates, and vaginal acidity decreases.
Sexual intercourse at this time can increase menstrual flow, prolong the period, and allow bacteria to enter the vagina, causing reproductive organ infections.
If the husband insists on having sex, it will undoubtedly cause the woman pain. The postpartum period is a recovery period for the woman's body and reproductive organs after childbirth. Sexual intercourse during this time can also lead to infections and other diseases of the wife's reproductive organs.
Therefore, husbands should care for, love, and be considerate of their wives, starting with protecting their sexual organs, and helping them control their emotional impulses. Sexual intercourse should be avoided during the wife's menstrual period and postpartum period.
Sixth, protect the wife's breasts .
Although a woman's breasts are not dedicated sexual organs, they are a secondary sexual characteristic and one of her erogenous zones, playing an important role in sexual life.
For men, a woman's full breasts can arouse them sexually through sight and touch.
For women, a man's touching of the breasts can arouse their sexual desire and bring them sexual pleasure.
Some men are rough in their sexual behavior; instead of gently caressing the breasts during foreplay, they grab and squeeze them forcefully, causing pain and discomfort, weakening sexual sensation, and potentially causing internal damage to the breasts.
Some men press their entire chest against the woman's breasts during intercourse; prolonged pressure not only causes discomfort but also affects blood circulation in the breasts, which is detrimental to their health and appearance.
Therefore, during intercourse, the husband should gently stroke or suckle his wife's breasts with his hands or mouth, and lightly bite her nipples to provide her with appropriate sexual stimulation, thereby arousing her sexual excitement and preparing her for the next stage of intercourse.

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