Is it important to have sex before a gynecological examination?

In order to ensure their own physical and mental health, many women go to the hospital for gynecological examinations regularly. However, please note that there are taboos before doing a gynecological examination, and you must fully understand them. Only by scientifically and effectively avoiding these unfavorable conditions can you ensure the accuracy of the test results and better understand your own physical condition. So, what are the taboos before a gynecological examination? Will there be any impact if I have sex the day before the test? Let’s take a look together below.

Generally speaking, intercourse before examination will have a certain impact on the test results, because gynecological examinations require the collection of female secretions, once intercourse before examination is performed, it will affect the collection of vaginal samples and the accuracy of the test results cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, sexual intercourse should be strictly prohibited before the examination. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to prohibiting vaginal cleaning, otherwise it will affect female secretions and cause prohibition of test results.

In addition, patients should also be aware that vaginal medications are strictly prohibited before the examination, because these drugs will affect the collection of vaginal specimens and cause inaccurate test results. In addition, patients should also pay attention to regulating their emotions, not being anxious, and not having any psychological burden. Only by actively cooperating with doctors can they better carry out gynecological examinations and understand their own conditions. If you also need to do a B-ultrasound examination, you need to drink more water, which can keep your bladder full, which is conducive to better observation and diagnosis by the doctor.

Doing well in these aspects can ensure the smooth progress of gynecological examinations and improve the accuracy of examinations. In addition, after the examination, the patient should also pay attention to some matters, such as not having sex too early, so as not to aggravate vaginal injuries and increase the probability of gynecological diseases. Secondly, you should also pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, perform vaginal cleaning regularly to reduce bacterial infection and stay away from disease harm. Finally, we should also pay attention to a healthy diet and eat more healthy nutritious foods, such as a variety of fruits and vegetables. As for irritating foods, patients should avoid eating them, otherwise it may aggravate physical discomfort and affect their health after the examination. If necessary, patients should also pay attention to moderate exercise to enhance immunity and improve disease resistance.