Wear condoms during ovulation

Wearing condoms protects women from STDs and bacteria. Many STDs can be spread through sexual contact, and condoms can prevent these pathogens from entering a woman's body. In addition, condoms can prevent mold and bacterial infections, which are generally not suitable for the environment inside a woman's body.

Wearing condoms can also reduce damage to the female body. If a woman has sex during ovulation, she may be at increased risk of contracting an inflammatory disease. Condoms can prevent pathogens from entering the female body, thereby reducing the occurrence of inflammation.

Finally, wearing a condom can also improve the quality of sex. Condoms can help control the intensity and duration of sex, making sex more comfortable and pleasurable.