Uterine cysts are generally referred to as cervical natriuresis, and can be sexually active if there is no clinical discomfort.
Cervical cysts are formed due to the narrowing or obstruction of the cervical gland ducts, resulting in obstruction of the drainage of glandular secretions. In most cases, cervical cysts are physiological changes, and there are no obvious clinical symptoms, there is no effect on sexual life, so it is possible to have sex.
In addition, cervical cysts can also be caused by chronic cervicitis or cervical injury. If the cervical cyst is accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, odor, contact bleeding and other symptoms, may be in the acute inflammatory phase, not recommended for the time being coitus, so as not to aggravate the infection, causing other complications.
Cervical cysts accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, itching and other conditions, need to pay attention to medical treatment, while maintaining personal hygiene.