Can women with uterine prolapse have sex?

For female friends with uterine prolapse, the most practical question facing them is whether they can have sex with uterine prolapse? To be honest, uterine prolapse in women does have a certain impact on their sexual life. As for whether they can have sex, it varies from person to person. Next, let’s discuss the question of whether women with uterine prolapse can have sex. Please see the detailed introduction below.

Under normal circumstances, the uterus is fixed to the pelvic cavity by ligaments. The ligaments expand during childbirth. Some mothers may experience ligament damage after childbirth, which can cause local tissue weakness and slight uterine prolapse. If mothers do not take good care of themselves after giving birth and do not pay attention to postpartum health care, the long-term consequences may cause uterine prolapse.

Can women with uterine prolapse have sex? If the woman does not have severe eczema and the pessary can be returned to the vagina, she can have sexual intercourse. However, if the pessary cannot be removed, she cannot have sexual intercourse. If it can be taken out, you can proceed smoothly and resume sexual intercourse 6 weeks after the operation.

Women who have a pessary placed need to remove it before having sex, and they also need to clean their vagina before having sex. After finishing, you can apply the medicine and rest. If itching occurs, you can take chlorpheniramine.

Women with uterine prolapse will have problems with pleasure during intercourse, so they need to pay attention to their posture to increase friction. The effect is good whether the woman is on top or on the side. Caressing before intercourse can also increase pleasure. Women with uterine prolapse do not need to feel inferior. They can still have sex with uterine prolapse, and it can be cured and it is not a big deal.

For female friends, if a retroverted uterus is found during examination, it needs to be corrected to a normal forward tilted position because a retroverted uterus is prone to sagging. The method is to lie on the chest and knees, that is, kneel straight on the bed, then lean forward with the chest close to the bed, bend both arms, and rest your cheeks on your forearms. Do this for 20 minutes, twice a day. Also prone frequently. During the correction period, do not overfill the bladder and urinate frequently.

Generally speaking, women with uterine prolapse can have sex. For female friends who use a pessary to correct uterine prolapse, they must remove the pessary before having sex, otherwise they cannot have sex. We need to remind everyone that mothers must take good care of themselves during the confinement period, especially the confinement time must be sufficient, so as to effectively prevent the occurrence of uterine prolapse.