The dangers of underage sex

With the improvement of the quality of life nowadays, and the fact that many teenagers like to eat things containing hormones, more and more minors are experiencing precocious puberty. For many minors, having sex is not allowed because all aspects of their body functions are still in the development stage and their minds are not mature. Eating the forbidden fruit too early will have some impact on the body, especially for girls. Pregnancy is the biggest problem. Besides these, what other hazards are there? Let's take a look.

The most important issue that minors need to pay attention to after having sexual intercourse is unwanted pregnancy, so this aspect needs to be taken particularly seriously. If you have already had your period, it means that you have the basic conditions for conception, so it is easy to get pregnant without taking any safety measures during sexual intercourse. If you have not had your period by the age of 12, you generally will not get pregnant after having sex, so you don't need to worry too much. In addition, preventing disease infection is also very important. You must ensure that you do not get infected with gynecological diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. after having sexual intercourse.

Having sex too early can easily lead to mental disorders in the future. If it is a boy, because the genitals are not fully developed, there may be pain during sex. It is more serious for girls because the uterus is not fully developed and is more delicate. Frequent sex will cause endometrial erosion and leave hidden dangers for gynecological diseases in the future. And if the underdeveloped uterus becomes pregnant, it is very likely to be an ectopic pregnancy. However, it is worth noting that no matter whether it is a boy or a girl, if you do not understand the correct way of sex and feel uncomfortable during sex, you may feel disgusted with sex in the future.

Dangers of pregnancy from underage sex:

Easy to have miscarriage: During puberty, the "hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis" is not fully developed. If you get pregnant at this time, it is easy to cause endocrine dysfunction. Since early embryonic development depends on the maintenance of corpus luteum function, if endocrine function is not sound, corpus luteum function will also be affected, leading to miscarriage and premature birth.

High mortality rate: Women are able to have children only after they have their first menstrual period, but that does not mean their reproductive organs have matured. Generally speaking, women will gradually mature only after the age of 20, while whole body skeleton development such as tooth calcification and the eruption of wisdom teeth will not be completed until after the age of 23.

Because the mother is still in the growth and development period, premature pregnancy will inevitably cause the fetus to compete with the developing mother for nutrients, making it impossible for both mother and baby to grow healthily. In addition, delivery is prone to complications such as soft birth canal lacerations, postpartum hemorrhage, and placental abruption, resulting in increased maternal and infant mortality rates.

Impact on the fetus: If a woman gives birth too early, the rapidly developing mother's body will not be able to promptly supply the fetus with the large amount of nutrients needed for growth and development, such as protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, inorganic salts, trace elements, etc., which may affect the physical and intellectual development of the fetus and even lead to deformed babies.

Possible infertility: Some girls choose to have an abortion because they accidentally become pregnant. Abortion is extremely harmful to a woman's uterus. Intrauterine operation is likely to cause infection, leading to gynecological inflammations such as salpingitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. When pregnant again, the fertilized egg is affected by the inflammation and cannot implant normally in the uterus, thus leading to ectopic pregnancy or even infertility.