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Infections. But, having so much sex could throw this off.‘Engaging in sex for such a prolonged period of time and with multiple partners raises the risk of disrupting the vaginal microbiome,’ the sexual health doctor explains.‘This can alter the PH of the vagina, making you more susceptible to STIs, UTIs and bacterial vaginosis.’ Your vaginal PH balance should be slightly acidic but lots of sex can throw this balance off (Picture: Getty Images)Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is an imbalance in the natural bacteria found in the vagina. GP, Dr Lawrence Cunningham, says prolonged sex could increase your chance of developing BV.‘The introduction of semen, lubricants, or even just the actions of having sex can alter the vaginal environment, promoting the overgrowth of harmful bacteria. Extended periods of intercourse can certainly make this challenging for some women,’ he says.Urinary Tract InfectionsWomen know that you should pee after sex, but the problem with doing it for 12 hours means you don’t have many opportunities to leave the ladies room.A UTI is a pretty common hazard of prolonged sex, explains Dr Cunningham.He says: ‘With extended sessions, the constant friction and potential for bacteria entering the urethra increase, which heightens the risk of developing a UTI.’ Migraines could be a result of too much strenuous sex and exhausting yourself (Picture: Getty Images)Dehydration, Migraines and FluIf you’re doing any form of rigorous exercise for a long time you’re going to start experiencing symptoms of dehydration.‘The physical exertion and perspiration involved can lead to fluid loss, much like other forms of exercise,’ Dr Cunningham explains.‘Additionally, if alcohol or certain medications are involved, they can further contribute to dehydration.’This dehydration and physical exertion can also trigger migraines.‘Where I’ve seen this, it’s often linked to the body’s response to extended periods of activity and the resultant fatigue,’
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