Can I have sex during medication for gynecological inflammation?

Gynecological inflammation is a common gynecological disease in women, and it is a disease condition that affects the pelvis and reproductive tissues due to the presence of inflammation. During the process of gynecological inflammation, the inflammation will cause significant damage to local tissues, causing women to have abnormal symptoms such as pain and bleeding during sexual intercourse, and the probability of pregnancy in the late stage will be significantly reduced. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out effective anti-inflammatory treatment in time to achieve the therapeutic effect.

Can I have sex while taking medicine for gynecological inflammation?

You cannot have sex while taking medicine for gynecological inflammation. After all, the method of taking medicine locally in the vagina during the medication process can allow the female vulva to absorb the medicine more effectively and achieve the purpose of anti-inflammation. If you have sex, the anti-inflammatory suppositories and other drugs will directly enter the deepest part of the body and cause discomfort. In addition, during the medication process, it is also proved that the inflammation itself cannot be completely eliminated. Therefore, having sex will always aggravate the spread and spread of inflammation, so it is necessary to prohibit sexual intercourse.

In fact, from the perspective of health, regardless of whether you have gynecological inflammation or not, you must prohibit sexual intercourse during the medication process. After all, the existence of inflammation will cause a certain amount of contact with the vagina, cervix and other private parts during sexual intercourse. If the genitals are not cleaned well, bacteria will enter again and cause the inflammation to worsen. Moreover, during sexual intercourse, the local tissues will obviously cause hematoma and pain, which will cause discomfort to the female body.

According to the above, you must not have sexual intercourse while taking medication for gynecological inflammation. After all, sexual intercourse while taking medication will weaken the effectiveness of the medicine, and will also cause the private parts and other related tissues to be affected during sexual intercourse, resulting in uncomfortable symptoms such as private part bleeding and pain. The development of such sexual intercourse will be detrimental to the comprehensive purpose of self-repair and anti-inflammatory in the later stage.