Hi there Yes it can be. It's an anti-inflammatory so helps with inflammation. If any is present I would advise avoiding intercourse until it's healed well. The amount I recommend is 100-200mg/day, use some of the chosen amount to put in the vagina. It won't adversely affect the male partner, in fact we have many men using it to increase libido. There is evidence progesterone does increases it, see here,here and here. Take care Wray
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