PISSING WON'T KILL HER

It can cause UTI if not the PID or even peritonitis....given how much he peed in her....women's genital tract is actually open one.... don't know why it was made like that but it's an open loop against a male one which is closed one. Vagina connects to uterus through a small opening called cervix...it's never closed aside from when you are pregnant, that tiny hole can allow fluids into uterus and out of it too!(Period blood)
If the pee gets to uterus it can cause infection there if it stays there...which it might not realistically and from uterus it may go to fallopian tubes which as every one knows is an open ended tube
So that his pee free flowing in her peritoneal cavity.....
But that requires him peeing repeatedly and large quantities and honestly at a high force....
So yea one such play might not affect them.... ╮(￣▽￣)╭

Urine is sterile when it first leaves the body but as it sits it grows bacteria. Yeah, no, that should not be in a dark warm orifice that bacteria loves to grow in. Do not do this ever.

What...? Vaginitis is a thing too. Every part of the vaginal canal can become infected and even the outside can though it's less likely to become infected from foreign bodies because of the lack of moisture and being exposed to air. You're talking like only the deepest parts can and that's not true.

Ok so we are getting in the technicalities.....so a lot of genitourinary infection bank on the pH of the place....the reason why vaginitis is not that easily acquired is due the the awesome job our body does to maintain ph... actually same goes for urine, it's actually not sterile we just ignore the low amount of bacteria that it wash out of the tract coz they are commensals
So yea ph is the key....hyper acidic conditions would reduce the commensals and also would in turn make the body want to balance it...if the balance is not achieved then infection occurs!
Oh but do you know how our body maintains vaginal ph? Aside from appointing millions of bacteria? It also gives itself a regular wash!! Your vaginal fluids wash the walls it's super acidic and honestly depending on what time of the cycle you are in you can or cannot aquire a infection....also our vaginas are not meant to hold anything liquid....so no urine is gonna stay unless you want it to stay....we ask women to piss after intercourse is due to same as well the muscles are the same they gonna push out as much as possible...
The problem with this is, is it going to be a regular for her to take his piss or not....washed with water it shouldn't create issues but repeatedly it may cause infections!

Oh also about bacteria....it loves to grow in hot humid moist places...like it thrives....but that is not to say that it wouldn't survive less optimal places....they are organism with lots of grit and you would be surprised that they survive through some toughest shit

I would say it's not so easily acquired not just due to vaginal pH but also because of gynecology and the knowledge women have of what to and not to put in their vaginas. If a douche is enough to give a woman a UTI then another person's piss would be too, it's different from the woman urinating herself because it is only exiting in that case, it never makes contact with the cervix or deeper parts of the vagina, urine or any other foreign fluid should simply not go there. Even water isn't that great because of the chlorine and other contaminants but many women still like to use it to clean themselves.

yea from the said gynaecology stating that we also have glands which wash the vaginal walls....with vaginal fluids which are acidic contain macrophages and of course helps regulate commensals. That being said water is quite safe compared to a lot of products stating that they are ph neutral... chances are that they aren't always truthful...if it's safe for you to drink it's safe for your vagina honestly...we can handle that much of imbalance
One of the form of birth control actually centers around that concept of ph....showing just how important it is...
I pointed out uti more than vaginitis is coz that how sad our female urinary system is...far more susceptible to infections than vagina coz well they are not expecting more bacteria than they already have while vagina is kinda on spartan coz you know it's penetrable and body expects it! and to top it off its all too close by
The three hole are really in a straight line and so are the respective tube connected to them internally.
So we both agree that it would cause infections if pissed in a lot of times....

Oh also to clarify, I meant that women go to pee after sex is to evacuate the bladder and the semen (if raw) and the vaginal fluids...coz with gravity aiding you chances are that whatever got up there (liquid) will eventually have to come out...peeing mimics the outward and downward movement and relaxed the pelvic floor muscles helping in all of this too

Second side note...your own pee can go in uterus, vagina and cervical level due to small conduits called fistula, and vis versa with period blood through the same. It's caught on early as a childhood diagnosis (6-7yrs), genitourinary malformation can also extend to your rectum too so lots of biology fuck ups recorded enough to have specific surgeries and how to identify them....

That's completely not true, your mouth is not the same as your vagina. As I stated tap water has chlorine and if you're in the US it also contains fluoride, it can also contain lead from pipes, etc. Your mouth is an acidic enviornment and capable of handling acid, your mouth is not. Tap water is acidic. Here is a study that included water douching: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2567125/ You should simply not put anything inside of your vagina ever.

That sounds like a birth defect and not the norm?

I do agree! that's a good article by the way....vaginal douching with the products available in market is not a good option...as for tap water...the composition of such water unless you say is contaminated with bacteria or virus...is ok to be used for cleaning or managing hygiene. I mean what do you think happens when we take a bath? Vaginal opening though under quite a few skin folds is actually never closed....even when you are a virgin...do you think that water doesn't go in? I mean obviously not a whole lot goes in but frankly it would go in....I hope we use tap water for baths
Also regarding the chlorine and lead and fluoride.... They aren't in that much quantity that it causes ph changes! (Well frankly it *shouldn't* be in that much quantity that it changes ph)
Also heavy metals don't get absorbed without proper enzymes...so you can't absorb chlorine, fluoride or lead through vagina...

That study included tap water douching, it does disrupt the pH and cause UTIs and other complications, not as much as other forms of douching but it still does because it still disrupts the microbiome due to the chemicals it contains. No not much water goes into your vagina during a bath, at least not to the same degree as a douche.

Like if you're a woman haven't you ever gone swimming with a tampon before? I've swam for 8 hrs with an ultra tampon that wasn't full of blood and the rest of it was dry.

Oh....I am not a tampon user and not from a country where tampons are widely used....so not just me but lot of other women go in pools without tampon....didn't see anyone getting uti..
I guess I missed the part where they said tap water as a comparision. I will read it again.
Honestly douching as a whole is an unnecessary thing to do...it's plenty clean already!
I don't know if it counts but where I am from we use tap water to clean ass...and also when we pee....I think you can see where I am going.
While yes it's nothing lie douching...I am pretty sure some of it goes in there ╥﹏╥
I have seen and treated uti and vaginitis (much less) mostly due lack of hygiene related to stool, water intake, soap usage and poor menstrual hygiene, in patients (pediatrics). It's hard to say how many sti related cases obgy doctors get...