Patient's question:
My wife just had surgery, and the doctor advised us not to have sex for two months. We had sex after only half a month. What could happen? Please provide a detailed explanation!Doctor's answer:
After a month of an abortion surgery, if the body and uterus have recovered well, you can resume sexual activity. Cervical surgery generally requires about 3 months of recovery. During this period, sexual activity is prohibited, and you may experience pain and bleeding.Condition Analysis: If the cervical polyp is small and the surgical wound is minor, it is usually easier to heal. In such cases, you should avoid sexual activity and (bath) for one month after the abortion. If the doctor did not provide specific instructions beforehand, it is typically managed according to post-abortion care guidelines. If there are no discomforts and the vaginal discharge is normal, you can resume sexual activity.