Can I have sex with a uterine cyst?

Uterine cysts are quite harmful and are also a common gynecological disease. The question of whether you can have sex with a uterine cyst should be analyzed based on the specific situation. Generally, it has little impact on sexual life, but if the symptoms are more obvious or even severe, you should try to avoid it, because excessive sexual life can easily cause complications and is not conducive to treatment and conditioning.

Such as ovarian cyst rupture, continuous menstruation, vaginal bleeding, increased abdominal pain, worsening of the disease, and even aggravation of inflammation and leading to cancer. Therefore, before being cured, you must control your sexual life to avoid adverse consequences caused by excessive sexual life.

The estrogen produced by women's ovaries can promote the development of female sexual characteristics. Once they mature, the generation and maintenance of their sexual desire depends only on thinking, emotions and stimulation of sexually sensitive parts, and has nothing to do with estrogen.

For example, in older women after menopause, their ovaries atrophy and no longer produce estrogen, but they can still maintain their sexual desire. However, if women with ovarian cysts use too much force during sexual intercourse, it may cause the ovarian cyst to rupture and blood pressure to drop, which may be life-threatening or even cause shock. Therefore, you should pay attention to your sexual life during the illness.

Patients will experience pain during intercourse, and it is easy to cause infection, aggravate the condition, and be unfavorable for treatment. Therefore, it is best to avoid sexual intercourse when ovarian cysts occur and seek timely treatment, otherwise complications may occur, such as tumor pedicle torsion, ovarian tumors, cyst rupture or squeezing, etc.

In daily life, patients should maintain an optimistic and cheerful mood and a peaceful mentality, exercise, keep warm, etc. These good physical conditions are the key foundation for achieving ideal treatment results. In clinical practice, patients should not do strenuous exercise during treatment, especially during menstruation. You should also control your emotions and not hold grudges, otherwise it will lead to endocrine disorders.