Patient's question:
Hello!I had surgery on November 8th in the afternoon due to ectopic pregnancy with heavy bleeding. During the surgery, it was found that my left fallopian tube had ruptured, and the corpus luteum had also ruptured. No embryo was found in the ruptured fallopian tube, but a piece of tissue adhering to the posterior peritoneum was discovered. Pathological examination revealed that the lesion was consistent with ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, my fallopian tube was spared from removal, and the doctor performed a repair surgery. I was discharged on November 16th, and my body has been recovering well during this period. My normal menstrual period arrived on December 3rd and ended on December 9th. What I want to ask is whether I should go to the hospital for further examinations? And what specific tests should I undergo?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you don't have any other symptoms, there is generally no need for examination. After surgery, it is usually recommended to wait until your body has fully recovered before resuming sexual activity, which is approximately 50 days. Engaging in sexual activity too soon can often lead to various gynecological diseases and is very harmful to your health.