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    How Women Can Stay Healthy When Sexually Active

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    Becoming sexually active is an important stage of life, and with it comes the need to make thoughtful choices about health and safety. In this episode of The Orange Club Podcast, Dr. Usha highlights simple yet essential practices that every woman should keep in mind.

    Watch the clip here: Staying Healthy When You’re Sexually Active

    Protection Comes First

    Condoms remain one of the most reliable ways to safeguard sexual health. They not only reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections but also help prevent unplanned pregnancies. Consistency is key, using protection every time is far more effective than relying on it occasionally.

    Hygiene Matters More Than You Think

    Basic hygiene before and after intimacy is often underestimated but plays a major role in preventing infections. Simple steps like cleaning the genital area gently, avoiding harsh products, and ensuring both partners maintain good personal hygiene can go a long way in supporting overall well-being.

    Awareness in Every Situation

    There are times, such as after alcohol consumption, when judgement and awareness may be impaired. In these moments, protective measures are easily forgotten. Being mindful and prepared helps women make safer choices, ensuring that a lapse in attention doesn’t compromise their health.

    Making Health a Priority

    Sexual activity is a personal choice, but it should always be linked with conscious health practices. By combining protection, good hygiene, and awareness in all situations, women can take charge of their sexual well-being and enjoy peace of mind along with intimacy.

    For an in-depth discussion on women’s health, listen to the full episode of The Orange Club Podcast – Woman’s Guide to Health and Wellness

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