Can I have sex after inserting the pill at night?

Women often use suppositories to treat inflammation in their genitals. It is not recommended to have sexual intercourse during this period, because having sex at this time will not only cause the drug to not be absorbed by the body, but will also make the inflammation more severe. During the treatment, you must eat a light diet, wash your underwear regularly, and preferably expose it to the sun for sterilization and disinfection, and eat more vegetables and fruits to enhance your body's immunity.

Women use vaginal suppositories often because they have various types of vaginitis or cervicitis, so it is generally not recommended to have sex one day after stopping the suppository. This is because the vaginal suppository has not been completely decomposed and absorbed at this time. Having sex at this time may affect the effectiveness of the medicine, cause recurrence of vaginal inflammation, and even worsen the infection. Therefore, it is usually recommended to wait for more than three days after stopping the suppository, until the drug is completely absorbed and the residue is completely discharged, before arranging sexual intercourse.

1. One course of treatment for vaginitis is 7 days, and at least one course must be completed. After the next menstruation is over, continue the treatment for another course.

2. During the treatment, remember to wash your underwear, towels, and bed sheets with boiling water, or expose them to the sun for disinfection. It is advisable to eat a light diet and avoid irritating foods such as spicy, sour, etc.

3. Always keep the vulva clean, change underwear and wash the vulva frequently.

Long-term use of antibiotics and excessive vaginal flushing are common causes of candidal vaginitis and should be avoided. In addition, people with diabetes are also susceptible to candidal vaginitis, so if you have diabetes, you should actively seek treatment.

If you are experiencing inflammation, do not have sex during the suppository period. It is easy to aggravate inflammation. If it is gynecological inflammation or vaginitis, it usually takes 2 to 3 courses of medication, and it is better not to have sexual intercourse during this period. You should also pay more attention to hygiene, enhance nutrition, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, change underwear frequently, and wash your vulva frequently.