Gynecological medication should not be used in the same room, otherwise it may reduce the effectiveness of the medication or induce infection. Gynecological medication includes vaginal topical medication and oral medication, but either way, intercourse during medication is not recommended for the following reasons It may also lead to cross-infection with different pathogens, which is not conducive to treatment and recovery, and may even lead to gynecological diseases that do not recover. In addition, if you have transmissible diseases, such as syphilis and condyloma acuminata, you may also transmit pathogens to men through sexual intercourse, leading to the spread of pathogens; 2, oral medication: if oral medication is used, the drug will enter the body’s blood circulation, and if pregnancy occurs after intercourse, the drug may have a negative impact on the fetus, causing fetal malformations, miscarriage and other adverse consequences. Therefore, it is generally not possible to have intercourse during gynecological medication to ensure the effectiveness of treatment. In addition, during the treatment period, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, eat a light diet, avoid spicy and stimulating food, and have intercourse only after the condition has healed and there is no abnormality in the follow-up.