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PREVENT YEAST INFECTION AFTER SEX

HOW TO PREVENT YEAST INFECTION AFTER SEX? It is as easy to prevent as to get a yeast infection after sex. Since sexual activity involves moisture, warmth, exchange of fluids, and transfer of microbes from one body to another, it creates a beneficial environment for Candida to overgrow indefinitely. Therefore, to prevent such infections, you must learn to avoid creating a yeast-friendly atmosphere in your intimate body parts. Typical prevention tips involve pre and post-sex hygiene and material cleanliness (such as bed, bedsheets, undergarments, sex toys, and contraceptive devices. THE 5 ESSENTIAL DO’S AFTER SEX 1. URINATE AFTER SEX You might have heard to urinate after sex. Have you thought about it before? Why? Because urine can flush out most bacteria and candida that thrive or have entered the vagina or penis during sex. So make it a habit and pee after sex to prevent yeast infections. 2. WIPE AFTER SEX Sexual arousal is always accompanied by arousal fluids which means a lot of heat

VIDEO: HOW LION ATTACK OAU STAFF TO DEATH

PRESS RELEASE (EDITED) TRAGEDY: OAU LOSSES STAFF TO LION ATTACK The management, staff, students and the entire campus of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, have been thrown into mourning following the untimely death of Mr. Olabode Olawuyi. A release by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that Mr Olawuyi, a Veterinary Technologist, who has been in charge of the Zoological garden for over a decade, was attacked this afternoon, Monday, 19th February, 2024, by a 9 - year old male lion when he was feeding them in their den at the Zoological garden of the University. The other members of staff who were at the scene of the incident did everything within their power to rescue their boss but the wild cat had already caused severe fatalities. On hearing the sad news, the management team, led by the Vice Chancellor, abruptly ended an on going meeting for an on the spot assessment  Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebayo Simeon BAMIRE, was informe