Patient's question:
Doctor, I was diagnosed with chronic cervical hypertrophy a year ago, but it wasn't completely cured at that time. When I had a recent sexual intercourse, I noticed bleeding from the vagina. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally speaking, normal and hygienic sexual activity between couples does not affect women's health. Among these, semen plays a certain role because normal semen has certain antibacterial and disinfectant effects. At the same time, the female reproductive system also has self-cleaning properties.Guidelines:
If the man meticulously cleans his external genitalia before each sexual act, there is no opportunity for bacteria to invade the female reproductive system. On the contrary, if cleanliness and hygiene are not paid attention to during sexual activity, bacteria have the chance to invade the female reproductive system, thereby adversely affecting women's health.