Gynecological examination and sexual intercourse

Gynecological examination refers to a full body examination, abdominal examination and pelvic examination for women. It is mainly used to check the condition of the private parts, vagina, cervix and bilateral fallopian tubes. Its function is to make early diagnosis, prevention and early treatment of some gynecological diseases. When women check for gynecological diseases, they must go to a reliable hospital for professional examinations, and annual routine physical examinations are also very important. So, what should a woman do if she has sex the day before a gynecological examination?

First of all, when a woman undergoes a gynecological examination, the doctor will observe whether there is hematoma in the vaginal mucosa and whether there are any abnormalities in the secretion. We will also check whether there is any tenderness in the bilateral adnexal areas and whether there are any abnormal lumps. Finally, the secretions will be obtained to check whether there is vaginitis, such as whether it is trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis. If you have sex the day before a gynecological examination, the results of routine leucorrhea examination may be affected by residual semen.

Secondly, women are strictly prohibited from having sex three days before having a gynecological examination. If you conduct a routine examination of leucorrhea during sexual intercourse, it may cause many problems. If you are doing a gynecological transvaginal color Doppler ultrasound, there will be no impact. However, cervical screening may be affected, so be sure to tell your doctor before the test. Clinical medicine suggests that it is best not to have sex the day before a gynecological examination. If you have intercourse, you should wait two to three days after intercourse before conducting a gynecological examination.

In short, before a woman has a gynecological examination, she must consult her doctor about matters that need attention, and make adequate preparations for the examination under the doctor's guidance. If you are not careful, the inspection results may be affected and inaccurate, resulting in the adverse effect of inspection failure. It is recommended that women have a gynecological examination three to seven days after the end of the menstrual period, which can more accurately detect whether there is gynecological inflammation. In addition, it is recommended that women relax during gynecological examinations and cooperate closely with doctors to conduct examinations. If they feel any discomfort, they should inform the doctor in time and take corresponding measures.