What should I pay attention to on my honeymoon trip?

When newlyweds travel for their honeymoon, they can make full use of their time, eliminate all interference and enjoy themselves during their holidays, which is beneficial to the physical and mental health of young people. You can broaden your horizons, enjoy strange scenery, cultivate your sentiment and increase your interest.

However, in order to have a wonderful honeymoon, we must arrange our travel life scientifically. Experts remind newlyweds to pay attention to the following matters: choose the departure time.

It is best to arrange the departure time of the trip 2 ~ 3 days after the wedding night. Because some brides may have hymen rupture and bleeding for the first time. If you start traveling at once, you may suffer from excessive activity, which will bring trouble and inconvenience to your trip.

Pay attention to hygiene and combine work and rest.

Pay attention to menstrual hygiene. When the woman has menstrual cramps during the trip, the man should control it with reason and never have sex, so as not to cause infection and internal genital diseases, which will cause the woman to become ill and infertile in the future. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest during the journey, and it is not appropriate to have sex when you are overtired. We should also adjust our diet and pay attention to food hygiene.

Stick to contraception and don't indulge.

It's best to stick to contraception during the trip and don't get pregnant during the trip. Accommodation during the trip is irregular, and sometimes it is inevitable to be overworked. If you are pregnant, it will add a lot of trouble. According to American medical circles, they investigated 200 couples who got married while traveling, and found that threatened abortion accounted for 20%, secondary infertility accounted for more than 10%, and other diseases accounted for 8%. Therefore, it is best not to get pregnant on a honeymoon trip. If you are pregnant, you should go home as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary trouble for the fetus and mother.