Can I have sex if I have glansitis?

Balanitis is a common male disease. Many male friends suffer from balanitis symptoms. Balanitis is caused by bacterial and viral infection, and may be caused by unclean sexual life. Patients with balanitis symptoms should go to a reliable male specialty hospital for detailed examination, and then cooperate with corresponding treatment methods to alleviate the treatment.

Can I have sex if I have glansitis?

You can have sex if you have glansitis, but you must remember to wear a condom. This is mainly to prevent the glansitis from getting worse, and it can also effectively prevent the glansitis from infecting women. When glansitis occurs, the glans of the penis will turn red, swell, and may also produce secretions. It is recommended to have sex after the disease is cured, so that the quality of sex will be higher and it will also prevent infection of women.

In fact, for patients with glansitis, wearing condoms during sex can effectively prevent Candida albicans infection. However, the occurrence of glansitis will cause erythema, edema, abscesses and other symptoms and manifestations on the glans of the penis. At this time, the patient is no longer suitable for sex. And even if you wear a condom before having sex, it is easy to cause microscopic bacteria, which can infect relatives through cracks or holes on the condom. In other words, wearing a condom before having sex is also somewhat infectious and is not 100% safe.

Therefore, patients with glansitis should strictly refrain from sexual intercourse, completely cure glansitis, and strictly refrain from sexual intercourse with immediate family members during the onset of the disease and the entire process of treatment, and actively carry out medication treatment. Even if patients with glansitis wear condoms when having sex with immediate family members, and the penis and vagina do not have direct contact, if the patient's secretions are stained on each other's pubic hair or private parts, the other party may be infected. Patients with glansitis will greatly reduce their happiness when having sex, so the disease should be cured first.

Patients with glansitis do not need to have sex even if they wear condoms. For patients with glansitis, engaging in sexual intercourse will not bring them much pleasure. Therefore, during the illness period, patients with glansitis should not engage in sexual intercourse. Even if they wear condoms and engage in sexual intercourse, there is a certain probability of infection, and it is easy to infect their own pathogens to their relatives.