Patient's question:
My wife had a tubal contrast examination a few weeks ago and doesn't know when she can have sex. Doctor, how long after a tubal contrast examination can one have sex?Doctor's answer:
If you have had normal sexual activity for over a year without pregnancy, this situation requires further careful examination to determine whether it is caused by fallopian tube blockage. The gold standard is fallopian tube. Generally, after undergoing fallopian tube, it is recommended to abstain from sexual activity for at least one week. Especially during the period of broken skin, sexual intercourse should be avoided, as it can easily lead to gynecological inflammation. Closely monitor any symptoms of vaginal bleeding, and if necessary, combine preventive measures against inflammation and infection, such as medication for symptomatic treatment.