You can have normal sex 3-5 days after uterine screening. Cervical cancer screening is a screening for HPV infection of the cervix and a cervical liquid-based cell TCT. Screening of the cervix is usually done by brushing the surface of the cervix with a small brush to take the mucus around the tissue and test for human papillomavirus infection and cervical cell lesions. The screening may cause slight damage to the cervix and there may be bleeding from the cervix, so it is recommended that you try not to have intercourse for 3 days after the screening, and after 3-5 days the cervical tissues return to normal and you can have normal sex.