How long after a vaginal ultrasound can I have sex?

If a woman has symptoms in her vagina or uterus, a vaginal ultrasound examination is necessary to find out the cause of the disease. Vaginal ultrasound will have a certain impact on a woman's vagina, causing her to feel some vaginal pain, which will take some time to ease. So, how long does it take after a vaginal ultrasound before you can have sex?

Generally speaking, after a woman has done a vaginal B-ultrasound, if there is no discomfort in the body and there is no bleeding in the vagina. Women can have sex the next day after the test. However, after vaginal B-ultrasound, if vaginal bleeding occurs, in this case, it is necessary to wait until the bleeding stops and the body does not feel uncomfortable before having sex.

If a woman still has sex when bleeding is found in the vagina after a vaginal B-ultrasound examination, it may cause increased vaginal bleeding and even allow some bacteria to enter the vagina, causing infection in the vaginal wound, which can easily cause inflammation or gynecological diseases in the human body.

Generally, women feel a little pain in the vagina after a vaginal ultrasound, but the problem is usually not serious. If the pain is more obvious, you can observe it first and then talk about it. However, if the vaginal pain worsens, you need to see a doctor immediately. In addition, keep your private parts clean and change your underwear frequently to prevent sexually transmitted infections.

Vaginal ultrasound will not affect women's normal sexual life. Women should avoid excessive fatigue and stay up late every day. They should also pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts, wash their underwear frequently, and wear cotton, breathable and comfortable underwear. It is best to control sexual intercourse after a vaginal ultrasound examination. Excessive and frequent sexual intercourse can easily cause gynecological inflammation.