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Hy is it good idea to go to pee after sex as a woman?
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Urinating post sex: Urinating after intercourse can be very helpful to prevent bladder infections in women. It may also be helpful to rinse off the external genitalia with water (a kind of make your own bidet situation). Making sure you also drink water at this time will help you to urinate again shortly, and may also be helpful.
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