If the perineal or vaginal laceration is caused by too rough intercourse, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a timely examination if the laceration is more serious and bleeding. If the laceration is particularly serious, surgical stitches are needed to prevent the formation of a hematoma that could cause more damage. If the tear is not particularly serious, the doctor can give routine disinfection after the examination and the doctor will explain the precautions to be taken. In case of perineal or vaginal lacerations, it is necessary to abstain from intercourse and bathing for at least one month, and to keep the vulva clean and hygienic by scrubbing it with iodophor. In general, men and women should avoid rough behavior during intercourse that could cause lacerations in the lower genital tract of women.