Sexually forbidden areas that prevent sexual intercourse, diseases that prevent sexual intercourse

People suffering from serious cardiovascular disease, acute infectious diseases, reproductive system inflammation or postoperative recovery period must not have sex. Sexual forbidden areas mainly include uncontrolled hypertension, active hepatitis, acute pelvic inflammatory disease, severe cervical erosion, and conditions within 1 month after major surgery. These diseases may aggravate the condition or cause complications due to sexual behavior.

1. Cardiovascular disease:

Patients with uncontrolled hypertension, recent myocardial infarction, and severe heart failure should refrain from sexual intercourse. Sexual excitement can cause blood pressure to rise suddenly, heart rate to increase, and may induce angina pectoris or cerebrovascular accidents. It is recommended that the condition be stabilized for 3-6 months and then gradually recover after being evaluated by a cardiologist. During the process, changes in blood pressure and electrocardiogram need to be monitored.

2. Infectious disease activity period:

Sexual contact should be avoided for highly contagious diseases such as active viral hepatitis, acute infection stage of AIDS, and chancre stage of syphilis. These diseases can be spread through body fluids, and there is still a risk of cross-contamination when using condoms. Intimate behavior needs to be resumed after the viral load drops to a safe range or after standard treatment is completed.

3. Gynecological emergencies:

Sexual intercourse is prohibited during acute pelvic inflammatory disease, fallopian tube abscess, severe cervical erosion and contact bleeding. Friction during sexual intercourse can aggravate mucosal damage and lead to the spread of inflammation or massive bleeding. It can only be recovered after the symptoms have completely disappeared through vaginal administration, antibiotics and other treatments, and the recovery can be confirmed by a gynecological examination.

4. Urinary system diseases:

Sexual intercourse should be suspended during episodes of acute prostatitis, epididymitis, and urinary tract infection. Sexual excitement will cause genital congestion and aggravate edema, and bacteria may be retrogradely infected with semen. When accompanied by symptoms such as fever and pyuria, 2-4 weeks of sensitive antibiotic treatment should be completed, and recovery can be considered after a review of urine routine is normal.

5. Postoperative recovery period:

Sexual intercourse is prohibited within 1-3 months after major surgeries such as hysterectomy and radical prostatectomy. Sexual intercourse when the wound is not fully healed may lead to suture cracking and secondary bleeding. It is recommended to conduct a post-operative review to confirm that the tissue has been repaired well and the doctor will assess that there are no contraindications before trying gentle intimacy.

In addition to the above-mentioned diseases, sexual life also needs to be prohibited during periods of frequent epilepsy attacks and acute attacks of mental disorders. Before resuming intimate behavior, a specialist should be consulted to perform relevant laboratory tests and imaging evaluations if necessary. Both partners need to communicate fully and maintain an emotional connection through non-penetrative intimate behaviors such as caressing. Increase the intake of high-quality protein and vitamins in your diet, do moderate Kegel exercises to enhance pelvic floor muscle function, and avoid staying up late and excessive fatigue. Seek medical attention immediately if symptoms such as abnormal bleeding, severe pain, or fever occur.