Improper sex life brings 4 major problems, cervical erosion ranks first

Improper sexual life can cause four major problems, namely, recurrence of cervical erosion, genital itching, vaginal bleeding, and pain during sexual intercourse.

A. Recurrence of cervical erosion

Generally speaking, the cure rate of cervical erosion is very high, especially after physical therapy, it is not easy to relapse. Failure to recover after multiple treatments or relapse after recovery are often caused by severe cervical erosion or large area, incomplete treatment, frequent sexual life (more than 3 to 4 times a week), repeated artificial abortions and multiple births. Having too many sexual partners can also easily cause recurrence.

B. Itchy genitals

There are many reasons why sex causes itching in the genitals. Semen allergy is one of the important reasons why women have itching in the genitals after sex. Condoms and topical contraceptives are chemical products, and some people may also have allergic reactions to them. Generally, women will experience itching in the genitals, congestion in the vaginal opening and vaginal walls, and a significant increase in vaginal discharge. In addition, if women have trichomoniasis or fungal infections, they may also have allergic reactions to them.

C. Vaginal bleeding

Abnormal bleeding after sexual intercourse is often closely related to diseases, such as cervical erosion, cervical polyps, cervical cancer or submucosal fibroids. If you encounter bleeding after sexual intercourse, don't always think it is caused by improper force during sexual intercourse and ignore the possibility of cervical disease. If you bleed every time after sexual intercourse, you should pay more attention and seek medical attention in time.

D. Pain during sexual intercourse

There are two types of symptoms of dyspareunia: one is pain in the vagina or lower abdomen caused by sexual intercourse, and the other is inability to have sexual intercourse. The characteristics of dyspareunia are: pain in the lower abdomen, frequent severe vaginal pain, pain that does not disappear several hours after sexual intercourse, and having to refuse sexual intercourse due to pain. Never ignore dyspareunia and seek symptomatic treatment in a timely manner.