Patient's question:
A delay of five days in the menstrual period revealed pregnancy. On the third day, there was spotting which lasted for seven days and then stopped. A thorough examination at the hospital confirmed a miscarriage. Blood test results showed an index of 5.6, indicating that it was almost clean and no D&C (dilation and curettage) was needed. Today is the 25th. If I use a condom, can I have sexual intercourse? Will I get infected? Currently, it has been ten days since the spotting stopped, and it has been 17 days since the first day of the miscarriage.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is still not recommended for you to engage in postpartum sexual activity at this stage, as it is still early. During the first half month after a miscarriage, cohabitation is strictly prohibited.Advice: Pay close attention not to cohabit again, and it is best not to get pregnant within the first year. Pay attention to a nutritious diet, avoid cold exposure, and wish you a speedy recovery. Early cohabitation may lead to inflammation and other conditions, so it is still best to be cautious.
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