Can I have sex if I have abnormal leucorrhea?

The secretion is the result of the uterus and ovaries secreting a large amount of estrogen after women enter puberty. Its components include: fallen cells and white blood cells of vaginal epithelial cells, secretions of labia majora and vestibular glands, etc. Normal leucorrhea is milky white, thin and sticky or egg white-like, thick, without fishy odor, and in small quantity. It is called physiological secretion, which varies depending on the stage of the physiological cycle. So, is it not possible to have sex if you have abnormal leucorrhea?

It is not recommended for patients with abnormal leucorrhea to have sexual intercourse, as it will be harmful to the patient. There are many causes and types of abnormal leucorrhea. Abnormal leucorrhea may indicate gynecological inflammation or genital bleeding. Therefore, it is best not to have sex before treatment.

It is recommended to first conduct routine leucorrhea examination and colposcopy to determine the type and location of the infection before further treatment. Sexual intercourse may aggravate abnormal leucorrhea and aggravate the symptoms, so it is better not to have sexual intercourse during the treatment period of the illness. Attention should also be paid to hygiene on weekdays, and daily cleaning should be maintained before and after sexual intercourse.

1. If you find that your secretions are milky white or yellowish sticky and thin, it is recommended that you do not have sex, because this condition can be spread through towels, clothes, etc., and you may have candidal vaginitis.

2. If you find that your secretions have small pieces of skin water or tofu dregs, then you may have Trichomonas vaginitis. In this case, it is not recommended that you have sex, because Trichomonas parasites in the human vagina, mouth, intestines and stomach, etc. If you have sex, it will infect yourself.

3. If you have pus-like discharge with an odor, it may be acute vaginitis caused by chlamydia infection. This condition is serious and may cause tumors such as submucosal uterine fibroids. Therefore, you must not have sex to avoid infection.

You should pay attention to your own hygiene. This disease requires medical care, and paying attention to your own hygiene is a very good form of medical care. For example, you can clean your vulva every day, and pay attention when wearing underwear. Wear loose cotton underwear to keep the vulva clean and breathable.