If personal hygiene is not taken care of properly, or if self-protection awareness is insufficient, it is easy to develop some adverse diseases when young, especially gynecological diseases in young women. So, how long can sexual intercourse be after laparoscopic surgery?
Laparoscopic surgery can cause wounds to the uterus, so it is not recommended to resume sexual activity immediately after surgery. It is best to resume sexual activity after the normal menstrual cycle has resumed. At least two menstrual periods are required, which means that sexual intercourse can only occur about two months after surgery. At this point, the recovery of the endometrium is relatively complete, and even if inflammation occurs during sexual activity, it will not cause serious harm to it.
The time for uterine cavity surgery is relatively long, which may cause various wounds in the uterine cavity, so there may also be uterine bleeding. The bleeding will last for about a week. If there is still bleeding after a week of wound recovery, immediate examination is needed. The self repair time for endometrial wounds is about one month, and for safety reasons, it is recommended to rest for two months.
Women need to pay attention to their rest time after surgery, change their underwear frequently, ensure comprehensive nutrition, and avoid spicy and stimulating raw and cold foods in their diet. If there is pain in the wound, it is not recommended to start exercising immediately, and movements that increase abdominal pressure, such as lifting heavy objects, coughing forcefully, defecating forcefully, or defecating for a long time, should also be avoided during the recovery period.
