Women who engage in sexual activity should promptly undergo gynecological examinations. Without proper gynecological examinations, it will be difficult to detect any gynecological diseases in the body. Some female friends have had sexual activity before undergoing gynecological examinations, and generally speaking, sexual activity is strictly prohibited before the examination. So, what about having sex before gynecological examination?
What to do with sexual intercourse before gynecological examination
Change the inspection time. It is best not to have sexual intercourse the day before gynecological examination, as it may affect the results of the examination. Of course, if it is a simple physical examination and sexual intercourse, it will not have a significant impact, but if it is a special examination such as fluid infusion or imaging, it will have an impact. It should be noted that if the next day's examination is routine vaginal discharge and gynecological examination, do not perform vaginal flushing and medication the night before.
Accurately grasp the time of gynecological examination
During gynecological examinations, it is necessary to empty urine; Performing liver, gallbladder, and pancreatic ultrasound generally requires fasting; Rest well before the physical examination; Women are not allowed to undergo gynecological examinations during their menstrual period; Do not bring anything containing metal on the body during filming, otherwise it will block the X-ray and easily lead to misdiagnosis; Request to have blood drawn before breakfast and adjust your examination frequency accordingly: If you have had sexual intercourse, you need to undergo a gynecological examination once a year; If you have not had sexual intercourse, you should also go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner when your body experiences discomfort.
If women want gynecological examinations to achieve accurate results, they must be able to follow relevant rules. If they have had sexual activity before gynecological examinations, it may interfere with the examination results and easily confuse the doctor's judgment, resulting in missed diagnosis and mistreatment of diseases, ultimately harming the examiner themselves. It is important to be aware of this point and pay attention to it.
