Can I have sex if I have cervical lesions?

Cervical lesions are a very serious disease and are also very stubborn. Generally speaking, if you have cervical lesions, you are more likely to develop cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is almost impossible to cure completely. Therefore, if cervical lesions occur, patients should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible and avoid strenuous activities. So, is it still possible to have sex if you have cervical lesions?

After a woman suffers from cervical precancerous lesions, it has a great impact on her life. Many patients want to know whether they can have normal sexual intercourse if they suffer from cervical precancerous lesions.

1. If a woman has cervical precancerous lesions, it means that she may develop cervical cancer. Therefore, she should not only actively seek treatment, but also pay more attention to it in daily life. Especially during the treatment period, it is best not to have sex to avoid affecting the treatment effect.

2. Since many patients with cervical precancerous lesions also have other cervical diseases, whether they can have sexual intercourse depends on the conditions of these diseases. For example, if a patient suffers from severe cervical erosion, it is not suitable for them to have sexual intercourse until the disease is under control. Otherwise, it is likely to make the disease worse.

3. When patients with cervical precancerous lesions are able to have sex, both men and women should clean themselves well before having sex. It is best to use condoms and the movements should be as gentle as possible.

Whether patients with cervical precancerous lesions can have sex varies from person to person, depending on the patient's condition. It is best for patients to consult their primary physician.

If cervicitis is not serious, you can have sex occasionally, but if you are not careful, it may worsen the disease and even directly affect the recovery of cervicitis. After suffering from cervicitis, the patient will have symptoms of excessive vaginal discharge, and the vaginal discharge at this time looks particularly sticky and has an odor. From the appearance, the color of the vaginal discharge is yellow, and the increase in secretions usually makes many women pay attention. However, if it is a more serious cervicitis, sexual intercourse can easily lead to increased secretions and may also cause local itching. But no matter whether it is mild or severe, try not to have sex during the treatment period.

Not having sex when you have cervicitis can help with recovery. However, in order to determine whether the disease is serious, it is best to go to the hospital for a TCT test. Such a test can help distinguish between severe cervical erosion and simple inflammation. If it is just inflammation, timely treatment and elimination of inflammation can lead to improvement. However, if other diseases are detected or there is a chance of cancer, the tumor should be removed promptly after cancer occurs. Sexual intercourse is likely to cause local redness and even noticeable stinging pain. It is recommended to wait until the condition is cured before having sex.