How many days after stopping using Human Body Recombination can you have sex?

Artificial recombinant is a drug used to treat vaginitis, cervical erosion, and postoperative treatment of genital warts. It is a suppository-type drug. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during the medication period to avoid vaginal infection and affect the efficacy of the drug. The drug will be absorbed by the vaginal epithelial mucosa when placed in the vagina and have an antiviral effect. It is recommended to have sex half a month after discontinuing artificial recombinant to avoid affecting the treatment effect.

If we look at it purely from a drug perspective, there is no conflict between the use of interferon and sexual life, and you can have sexual life even while taking the drug.

But if you look at it comprehensively, interferon is an antiviral drug. If interferon is used, it means that there is a viral infection, and many viruses can be transmitted through semen, so it mainly depends on the effectiveness of the treatment. If the virus is still contagious, you cannot have sex or strictly take safety measures.

It is recommended to have sex half a month after using human body reconstruction to avoid affecting the efficacy of the drug. It is recommended to continue using the medication for three days after the next menstruation to prevent recurrence. At the same time, attention should be paid to the cleanliness and hygiene of the vulva. The vulva should be washed every day. Showers should be chosen for bathing, not sitting baths. Especially during intercourse, both men and women should pay attention to cleanliness to prevent cross infection. At the same time, personal underwear, washing basins, towels, etc. must be used by individuals only. Towels should be boiled and disinfected regularly to prevent cross infection.

Recombinant human interferon is mainly used for antiviral treatment. It interferes with the binding of target cells to interferon on their surface, induces multiple enzymes in the target cells to produce antiviral proteins, and prevents the synthesis and replication of viral proteins. Typically, it is used to treat viral infections. In the field of gynecology, it is used for cervical inflammation and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia caused by human papillomavirus infection, and vaginal medication or systemic medication can be used. It can also be used for subacute severe viral hepatitis or malignant tumors to enhance the body's immunity, inhibit viral replication, and achieve the purpose of treatment.