How long can I have sex after pelvic inflammatory disease

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a serious gynecological inflammation. Patients usually experience increased menstrual flow and menstrual pain, as well as back pain and lower abdominal pain. If the condition is severe, sexual intercourse pain and bleeding may also occur. Therefore, during the treatment period of pelvic inflammatory disease, it is best to have sex only after the disease is completely healed. So let's find out how long it will take for you to have sex after pelvic inflammatory disease treatment?

After treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, you should not have sex until the symptoms have completely subsided, and it is best to have sex one month later. Because pelvic inflammatory disease is prone to recurrence, if you have sex during the treatment period, you are likely to be infected by bacteria and viruses, and cross-infection may also occur. Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should follow the doctor's instructions and take effective medication. After the treatment is completed, they must ensure that the symptoms, clinical signs and pathogen tests are negative before they can have sex. However, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be reduced, and attention should be paid to the hygiene of sexual intercourse to avoid the onset of illness.

There are many common problems after treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease. Patients should take a course of Chinese herbal medicine after treatment to promote treatment, which can minimize the onset of the disease. At the same time, you should also pay attention to the health and hygiene of your private parts, keep your lower body clean and comfortable, change your underwear frequently, avoid wearing tight underwear, and take a shower. When bathing, do not clean the vulva and vagina too much, and do not use soap or irritating cleansing liquid to clean the vagina.

Pay attention to healthy eating after pelvic inflammatory disease treatment. Patients should try to avoid eating spicy foods, eat less spicy food and ginger, avoid spicy food and hot pot, and of course avoid hot pot and fried food. Patients should eat more fruits and vegetables, and also supplement more protein-rich foods, such as bean foods and egg foods, and should eat more whole grains, which can improve their physical fitness.