Can I have sex with mild cervical erosion?

Mild cervical erosion can generally have sexual intercourse, but attention must be paid to hygiene and frequency. Cervical erosion may be caused by changes in hormone levels, chronic inflammation, etc. It is recommended that patients seek medical examination in time.

Mild cervical erosion usually does not have a significant impact on sexual intercourse, but care should be taken to keep the vulva clean and avoid excessive friction that may aggravate local congestion. It is recommended to wash the perineum with warm water before and after intercourse, and choose a mild lubricant to reduce friction and irritation. If symptoms such as increased secretions and contact bleeding occur after intercourse, you should suspend intercourse and seek medical treatment in time.

If cervical erosion is complicated by acute cervicitis, HPV infection and other diseases, sexual intercourse must be avoided to prevent cross-infection or aggravation of the condition. At this time, there may be symptoms such as yellow purulent secretions and lower abdominal pain. It is necessary to use Baofukang suppository, recombinant human interferon α2b suppository and other drugs as directed by the doctor. Sexual intercourse can be resumed after the inflammation is controlled.

You should choose cotton breathable underwear every day and avoid using irritating vaginal washes. Regular cervical cancer screening includes HPV testing and TCT examination. If bleeding or abnormal leucorrhea occurs after intercourse, you need to go to a gynecologist in time to find out the cause.