Sex life is the spice for both husband and wife, and every couple cannot do without it. A harmonious sexual life can increase the relationship between husband and wife, but in some cases sexual life is not allowed to avoid aggravating physical discomfort or transmitting diseases to the other party.

What diseases prevent you from having sex?

1. Infection of reproductive organs

Both men and women cannot have sex if they suffer from genital infections, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, vulvitis, orchitis, epididymitis, prostatitis, and seminal vesiculitis. Sexual organs are highly congested during sexual intercourse. Blind sexual intercourse will cause constant friction between the penis and vagina, causing inflammation to spread, and may even allow pathogens to enter the other person's body and cause cross-infection, making it more difficult to treat the condition.

2. Sexual organ tumors

Men who suffer from penile cancer, testicular tumors or prostate cancer, and women who suffer from cervical cancer, ovarian cancer and vulva cancer cannot have sex. Forcible sex will increase the spread of cancer cells.

3. Women with habitual abortion

Women who have had three or more spontaneous miscarriages in a row cannot have sexual intercourse because they are overly excited mentally and physically during sexual intercourse, causing the uterus and pelvic cavity to be highly congested. Orgasms can cause strong contraction of the uterus, causing embryonic hemorrhage, and even lead to miscarriage.

4. Skin diseases of sexual organs

You should not have sex when you suffer from genital eczema or herpes, otherwise it will increase the risk of secondary bacterial infection, and even transmit the bacteria to your sexual partner, aggravating the condition. Once you suffer from sexual organ skin diseases, both husband and wife should go to the hospital for treatment together, so that the disease can be controlled.

5. People whose burns have not healed

People who have not recovered from burns cannot have sex because the epidermal function and structure after burns are imperfect and the skin is susceptible to damage. Friction or excessive collision can cause the skin to separate, increasing the risk of infection.

6. Women with severe menstrual irregularities

People with lunar cycle disorders, dysmenorrhea, heavy menstrual flow, and menstrual periods lasting more than 10 days cannot have sexual intercourse. Because when the body is affected by sexual stimulation, it can increase nerve activity, disrupt endocrine, and aggravate irregular menstruation.

7. Suffering from infectious diseases

You should not have sex if you have infectious diseases such as acute hepatitis, tuberculosis, influenza and sexually transmitted diseases to avoid transmitting the virus to your sexual partner through sexual intercourse.

8. Large area skin infection

Sexual life is prohibited when a large area of ​​​​the skin is infected. After the skin is infected, the local area must be kept clean and dry to avoid pathogen invasion and shorten the skin healing speed. Having sex at this time will increase the risk of skin infection.

Warm reminder

Sexual life is not possible anytime and anywhere. It must be carried out with the mutual consent of both spouses. Forcing sexual intercourse will not only fail to achieve orgasm, but will cause one party to become sexually frigid and affect the quality of sexual life.