Sex life is the most basic physiological need for both husband and wife, but it is not possible to have sex at all times, especially when there are malformations of the reproductive tract, inflammation periods, and sexually transmitted diseases, so as not to aggravate the condition.

Under what circumstances should we not have sex?

1. Acute inflammation stage

During the acute inflammatory phase, including pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, perianal infection, endometritis, vulvitis, and urinary tract infection, sexual intercourse will not be allowed, otherwise the inflammation will be aggravated and the infection will spread. In the acute inflammation stage, the local tissue is edematous, congested, and prone to ulceration. It is already red, swollen, hot, and painful, and the pain during sexual intercourse is simply unbearable.

2. Perineal laceration

A variety of factors can cause perineal lacerations, such as inherent disease or external force, resulting in local wounds. When there are obvious wounds or ulcers, still having sex without paying attention can lead to large lacerations or bleeding, thus causing irreversible damage to the body. When perineal laceration, you need to choose a regular hospital for active treatment, and wait until the wound heals before having sex.

3. Sexually transmitted diseases

Whether you are a man or a woman, once you have a sexually transmitted disease, you should choose a regular hospital for treatment, and you must not have sex to avoid infecting the other party. Generally, sexually transmitted diseases can be controlled or cured through scientific and standardized treatment.

4. Reproductive tract malformations

Some women have congenital reproductive tract malformations such as no vagina or uterus. The vulva is the same as that of a normal person, but when you open the labia minora, you will find that there is only a small depression and no normal vagina at all. Forced sex will cause local pain or cause heavy bleeding. . In addition, deformities such as oblique septum, transverse septum or double vagina must be treated surgically in a regular hospital, and sexual intercourse can be carried out after surgical treatment.

5. Before special inspection

Women cannot have sex before undergoing gynecological examinations, such as TCT, routine leucorrhea examination, and HPV examination. This examination takes samples from the cervix and posterior vaginal fornix. If you have sexual intercourse before the examination, more bacteria will be introduced into the vagina. Will affect the accuracy of the final inspection results.

6. Gynecological diseases

You should not have sex when you have cervical lesions to avoid repeated local bleeding, aggravating the lesions or causing the spread of infection. During the period of ovarian cyst, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be controlled to avoid causing cyst rupture or cyst torsion. Ectopic pregnancy carries the risk of rupture and bleeding, and forced sexual intercourse will increase the risk of bleeding.

Warm reminder

In the above situations, no matter how much you think about sex, you must hold back. In addition, women should avoid sexual intercourse before undergoing colposcopy biopsy, hysteroscopy and vaginal operation to avoid bacterial infection and affect the operation. In addition, avoid sexual intercourse within two months after surgery. Surgery will inevitably leave wounds on the body. Sexual intercourse before the wound heals will cause the wound to dehisce. In addition, women with malignant tumors should not have sex to avoid spreading cancer cells.