This is the one move women should never do before sex... but should always do after it

       

       PEEING before having sex will not reduce your chances of catching an infection, experts warn.

On the contrary, it could actually be increasing your chances of getting a urinary tract infection (UTI) caused by bacteria being pushed into the urethra during sex.

David Kaufman, a urologist based in New York, said going to the bathroom beforehand is one of the biggest misconceptions and that you actually need to be peeing after sex.
He told Yahoo News that women should wait to pee so they have enough urine stored up to produce a strong stream to help push that bacteria back out.

"Bacteria have tiny pilli that act as Velcro hooks, which allow them to attach themselves to the urethral lining," he explained. "Having a solid stream afterward is crucial since the bacteria can be hard to dislodge."
Women are more prone to catching UTIs from sex than men because the urethra is shorter in women making it easier for bacteria to travel.


If you're still not keen on the idea of peeing after sex, one women's health specialist, Sheryl Ross, from Santa Monica, California, added: "Some women report that they actually have better orgasms with a full bladder.”