Can I have sex if I have abnormal leucorrhea?

Sexual intercourse is also commonly known as "sharing the same room", which is an indispensable spice in the life of a couple. However, some friends encounter various troubles in their sex life in daily life, such as pain during sex or difficulty in having sex, etc. Some women may also be infected with certain diseases during sex. So the question is, can women with abnormal leucorrhea have normal intercourse?

1. If you find that your leucorrhea is white or grayish yellow foamy and thin, it is recommended that you should not have sex, because this condition can be transmitted through bath towels, clothing, etc. You may have Trichomonas vaginitis.

2. If you find that your leucorrhea appears to be curd-like or bean curd-like, you may have candidal vaginitis. In this case, it is not recommended that you have sexual intercourse, because Candida parasitizes in the human vagina, mouth, intestines, etc. If you have sexual intercourse, it will be transmitted by itself.

3. If you have purulent and smelly leucorrhea, it may be due to acute vaginitis caused by gonococcal infection. This condition is relatively serious and may lead to tumors such as submucosal uterine fibroids, so you must not have sex to prevent infection.

4. Abnormal leucorrhea has a great relationship with sexual life. If both parties do not wash their hands during sexual intercourse, do not pay attention to cleaning the external genitalia before intercourse, especially if the man suffers from phimosis or foreskin is too long, and is too lazy to urinate and clean after intercourse, these are important causes of abnormal leucorrhea in women. Paying attention to the secretion of leucorrhea in daily life can help detect reproductive system diseases in a timely manner.

5. If white or grayish yellow foamy and thin leucorrhea appears, it may be Trichomonas vaginitis. This inflammation can be transmitted directly through sexual intercourse or indirectly through public baths, bath towels, swimming pools, toilets, clothing, etc. It is often accompanied by clinical reactions such as vulvar itching or dyspareunia. If a woman suffers from Trichomonas vaginitis, both husband and wife should go for a check-up together, otherwise, they may infect each other again during sexual intercourse.