Gynecological physical examination, sexual behavior said no, is it influential?

Of course it will have an impact. Why else would the doctor ask? One is that in the diagnosis operation, the operation of asexual behavior is very conservative, so if the membrane is broken, the examination will not reach the inside, and as a result, there are many limitations, and many auxiliary examinations can not be done. In the diagnosis results, asexual behavior will not lead to many diseases, but will mislead the doctor's diagnosis. Therefore, if it is really inconvenient, you might as well separate your family and tell the doctor truthfully that the doctor did not spy on whether the individual had sexual behavior, just for the diagnosis of the disease. Don't worry too much, I hope to adopt it.