Can I sleep with someone who has gynecological inflammation?

There is no need to have sexual intercourse during the period of gynecological inflammation. Having sexual intercourse may aggravate the infection or cause the infection to worsen. It may cause the uterine cavity infection to spread to both fallopian tubes, causing salpingitis and lead to fallopian tube occlusion, affecting women's pregnancy. If you have sex during gynecological inflammation, it will cause repeated irritation of the inflamed area, which may lead to the formation of gynecological malignant tumors. If women have sex during gynecological inflammation, they may transmit pathogens to men, causing infection in the men's urinary system. If gynecological inflammation cannot be controlled for a long time, it will lead to decreased immunity and endocrine imbalance.

Gynecological inflammation is divided into subacute inflammation and chronic inflammation. Most inflammations can affect sexual intercourse. For example, if the degree of leucorrhea is grade III and there are no corresponding clinical manifestations, it will not affect sexual intercourse. In addition, chronic cervicitis causes cervical hypertrophy and nabothian cysts in the cervix. If there is no hematoma or edema in the cervix and no excessive secretions, you can still have sex.

Chronic pelvic inflammation is only found during gynecological examination that there is thickening in the adnexal area, but there is no corresponding pain and sexual intercourse is still possible. However, if there is an inflammatory reaction, such as increased female secretions, itching of the private parts, hematoma and edema of the cervix, and a lot of secretions, the main manifestation is pelvic pain and inability to have sex.

If there is gynecological inflammation, it is not recommended to have sex. For example, if you have sex while suffering from gynecological inflammations such as vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, etc., then you should consider that sexual intercourse will aggravate the damage to the reproductive system mucosa, which may affect the recovery of the disease and even aggravate the condition. It may also cause new infections and repeated infections, and may lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, endometriosis and other diseases. It is recommended to actively treat gynecological inflammation, pay attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse, and minimize bacterial infection.