What should I do if I have sex after using gynecological gel?

There are many clinical diseases that require the use of gynecological gel, and there are many things to pay attention to when using gynecological gel to treat diseases. First of all, you must not have sex during the treatment period, as this will have a direct impact on the female body. Some women also have sexual intercourse during treatment, and they should pay attention to follow-up care at this time. So what should you do after having sex after using gynecological gel?

1. Do not have sexual intercourse during the period of vaginal gel treatment. Sexual intercourse during medication may affect the therapeutic effect of the drug and may also aggravate the original symptoms. If you are already having sex now, you should be aware that you cannot have sex while taking medication in the future. If you have had sex, the duration of medication treatment may need to be prolonged. Pay attention to see if there are other abnormal conditions and make sure to have follow-up examinations.

2. The gel should be a medicine for treating vaginitis. During the treatment period, you should generally avoid sexual intercourse to prevent mutual infection. Having sex occasionally is generally not a big problem. In fact, having sex during the treatment of gynecological diseases will affect the efficacy. At the same time, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, it will easily cause repeated infections. Therefore, it is recommended not to have sex during the treatment of gynecological diseases. And pay attention to personal hygiene to ensure the perineum is clean and dry.

3. When a certain amount of gel is inserted into the vagina, in principle, the drug needs to be given a period of absorption, and sexual intercourse can only be performed 2-3 days after taking the drug. If you have sex the next day, there is a chance of cross infection. Now that the sexual intercourse is over, first observe whether there is any abdominal pain, whether there is a persistent increase in leucorrhea, or whether the symptoms of vaginitis are aggravated. If none of these symptoms exist, it means there is no big problem and you just need to pay attention to personal hygiene. However, although there were no adverse reactions this time, it does not mean that you can have sex freely in the future during the suppository period. You still need to be careful. Try not to have sex during the medication period to avoid affecting your health. Be sure to clean both parties' genitals before and after intercourse to avoid the chance of cross infection. If you have no plans to get pregnant, it is still best to use condoms for contraception to avoid an accidental pregnancy. Surgery can also have an impact on your body.