When can a woman have sex after undergoing surgery? This issue should not only be concerned by women, but also by men. Yang Dongzi, chief physician and professor of the Department of Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology at the Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University, said that how long it takes to have sex after gynecological surgery depends on the type of surgery.

Artificial Abortion

After abortion, the uterine opening has not been completely closed, and the endometrium also undergoes a recovery process. Within two weeks after abortion, although the lochia has cleared, the endometrial trauma has not fully recovered. If you have sexual intercourse too early, bacteria introduced into the vagina can easily cause endometritis and other gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is better to have sex one month after the abortion. If lochia persists after surgery, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment, and sexual intercourse must be postponed.

Cervicitis surgery

Chronic cervicitis is one of the common diseases among married women. Since this disease has a tendency to become cancerous, patients should pay attention to it and receive early treatment. Treatment options include electroironing, laser cauterization, or conization. However, no matter what kind of surgery is used, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during the treatment and within one month after the treatment. The impact of the penis can cause the scab on the cervical wound to fall off and bleed, and it can also easily cause new infections.

Episiotomy

Episiotomy has almost become a routine obstetric procedure, and is sutured after the fetus is delivered. At 4 weeks postpartum, the episiotomy wound has healed in appearance, but the deep tissue has not yet grown. Sexual life is still not allowed at this time, otherwise deep dehiscence of the wound will easily occur. Generally, it is better to consider having sex after 8 weeks of delivery. If the episiotomy wound is secondaryly infected or does not heal well, you should go to the hospital for follow-up in time, and the time to resume sexual life will be extended accordingly.

Diagnostic dilation and curettage

For postmenopausal women with uterine bleeding, diagnostic dilation and curettage can diagnose whether there is cancer in the uterine cavity and cervical canal. Diagnostic dilation and curettage involves gently scraping the walls of the uterine cavity with a curette, and sending the scraped tissue for pathological examination to clarify the condition. Since surgery will affect the endometrium to some extent, it will cause damage similar to an open wound on the body surface, and it will take some time to heal. Therefore, sexual life should be prohibited 3 days before surgery and within 1 month after surgery to prevent uterine cavity infection.

Uterine fibroid surgery

Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors in the female genitals. They mostly occur during the reproductive period, and the common age is 35 to 45 years old. If uterine fibroids are large or multiple, or if excessive menstrual flow causes anemia or infertility, fibroid removal surgery should be performed in time. Generally speaking, sexual intercourse is not allowed until two months after surgery. For women who want to have children, they must avoid pregnancy for at least six months after surgical removal of fibroids before they can consider pregnancy. Otherwise, the scarred uterus will not be able to withstand the test of pregnancy and there is a risk of uterine rupture.

Female sterilization

Female sterilization is to use surgical methods to ligate or cut off the fallopian tubes, or to inject medicine into the fallopian tubes non-surgically to stick or plug the fallopian tubes to achieve the desired effect. The purpose of long-acting contraception. After sterilization, you must rest in bed, and you should pay special attention to sexual life. You should avoid sexual life and bathing in the bath for one month to avoid complications and infections.

Hysterectomy

Generally speaking, two months after the operation, the patient's mental state and body have returned to normal. After the doctor's examination and approval, sexual intercourse can be resumed. Hysterectomy itself does not affect sexual life, but some women think that they are no longer women after hysterectomy and blindly carry mental baggage, thus affecting the harmony of sexual life. As a husband, in addition to providing more necessary care and consideration in life, abstinence within a certain period of time is very necessary. If you can't bear it, you can use masturbation or adult appliances to release it and temporarily replace normal sex life.

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