Do You *%#K During 'That Time Of The Month'? Would You Like To Be Able Too, Without The Mess?

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Why would a woman want to have sex during her period?

"Menstrual cramps—or dysmenorrhea in medical jargon—are a chemical problem", Dr. Budoff explains. Each month, the lining of a woman's uterus produces chemicals calls prostaglandins, which help the uterine muscles contract and expel tissue and fluids during menstruation. High levels of prostaglandins cause uterine muscle contractions, or cramps.
"A whole lot of women are still needlessly suffering from menstrual cramps," says Penny Wise Budoff, M.D., director of the Women's Medical Center in Bethpage, New York.
Having sex with orgasm is great for relieving cramps, says Dr. Lark. The vigorous muscle action moves blood and other fluids away from congested organs, relieving pain.

Recently I conducted a poll via 99polls.com. I asked women what they thought about sex during 'that time of the month'. I was surprised at the responses I received. According to the poll more than 50% of women engage in intercourse during their periods, 30% think it's gross, and the other 20% were undecided and responded "to each his/her own"... What do you think?

Penny Wise Budoff, M.D., is director of the Women's Medical Center in Bethpage, New York, and author of No More Menstrual Cramps and Other Good News, No More Hot Flashes and Other Good News, and other related books.

Susan Lark, M.D., is director of the PMS Self-Help Center in Los Altos, California, and author of Dr. Susan Lark's Premenstrual Syndrome Self-Help Book.

Alexis Phillips is a medical massage instructor and supervisor of the Peter Ling Clinic of the Swedish Institute in New York City.

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