Yes, spondylitis can affect sexual drive and intimacy. Many MySpondylitisTeam members have reported that pain associated with the condition can impact their desire for and ability to engage in sexual activity.
Some members have shared that they've given up sexual activity due to pain levels, while others view intimacy as Show Full Answer
Yes, spondylitis can affect sexual drive and intimacy. Many MySpondylitisTeam members have reported that pain associated with the condition can impact their desire for and ability to engage in sexual activity.
Some members have shared that they've given up sexual activity due to pain levels, while others view intimacy as an ongoing process that requires open communication and mutual understanding with their partner. For those trying to conceive, it's worth noting that certain medications used to treat spondylitis, particularly TNF inhibitors, may be considered safe during early pregnancy. Always discuss family planning with your healthcare provider to understand how your treatment plan might affect intimacy and fertility.
September 2, 2025
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