How long after the curettage can I have sex?

Diagnostic curettage is also called curettage. Its purpose is to scrape the contents of the uterine cavity for pathological examination to help confirm the diagnosis. If cervical disease is also suspected, it is necessary to perform curettage on the cervix and uterine cavity layer by layer, which is called segmental curettage. It is a method relied upon for diagnosing the disease. So how long after curettage can you have sex?

How long after curettage can I have sex?

There will be a bleeding process in the uterine cavity after curettage. This bleeding time should not be long, usually three to two days.

If there is no bleeding in the vagina, no dark brown secretion, and no blood, then it is considered completely clean. Generally, once it is completely clean, you can have sex in two or three days.

However, you should still pay attention to the hygiene of your living environment during intercourse to avoid infection. In addition, it is recommended to use contraceptive methods to prevent unwanted pregnancy, so you can have sex as long as you pay attention to this aspect. Of course, if there is any discomfort in the body, it is recommended not to have sex.

Diagnostic curettage is still very important in gynecology. It is a common and important auxiliary diagnosis method in gynecology. It has a wide range of applications:

1. Diagnostic curettage can be used for women with abnormal uterine bleeding after menstruation. This method can be used to diagnose whether there are tumors in the uterus and cervical canal of women.

2. Diagnostic curettage can be used for women with irregular menstruation. By doing this method, a physiological examination of the uterine wall of women with irregular menstruation can be performed to understand any abnormal changes in the reproductive endocrine system of the woman's body.

3. It is also suitable for patients with uterine wall tuberculosis.

4. For women with infertility, diagnostic curettage can be used to understand the woman's endocrine status and determine whether the infertility is caused by anovulation or by changes in the uterine wall itself.