Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common gynecological disease in daily life, and there are many causes of its onset. Timely investigation and treatment of specific causes are necessary to control the condition. There are also many things to pay attention to during treatment, such as sexual intercourse. Can pelvic inflammatory disease be transmitted during sexual intercourse?
Women with pelvic inflammatory disease refer to the accumulation of inflammation in the pelvic cavity, which can cause discomfort in the lower abdomen and abnormal anal prolapse. Pelvic inflammatory disease has many symptoms, but it is not contagious and cannot be transmitted to others through sexual intercourse. However, sexual intercourse is also not recommended during treatment.
Although men may not experience discomfort after sexual intercourse, it can worsen pelvic inflammatory disease in women. Various discomfort symptoms can worsen, which is not conducive to health and can also affect treatment. It is recommended that women recover their bodies after treatment before engaging in sexual activity, and they should also maintain personal hygiene and wear condoms during sexual activity to avoid reinfection with bacteria and acute inflammation.
Women should pay attention to comprehensive nursing care during treatment, have a light diet, and avoid eating stimulating foods such as raw, cold, and spicy foods. In addition, personal hygiene work should be done well. The external genitalia should be cleaned with clean water every day, and underwear should also be cleaned and disinfected. Try not to enter or exit public bathrooms or swimming pools during treatment.
