How long after myomectomy can I have sex?

Although most uterine fibroids are benign tumors, they can cause serious harm to women's bodies during the removal process. Moreover, most women's temperament will become particularly weak after their uterine fibroids are removed. Post-operative conditioning is also very critical. Sexual life should be prohibited for several months. So how long after uterine fibroids can sexual life be allowed?

Sexual intercourse should be prohibited for one month after uterine fibroid surgery. After a subtotal hysterectomy or total hysterectomy, sexual life can be resumed after a follow-up examination at the hospital two or three months later if the result is normal. Our hospital's uterine fibroid surgery can remove the fibroids without harming the uterus. To treat uterine fibroids, modern advanced minimally invasive technology is used. Only a few small holes need to be made in the patient's abdomen, and the operation is performed through a monitoring screen. The operation is highly accurate and the recovery after surgery is fast.

Minimally invasive technology also has the advantage of abdominal wall cosmetic improvement, providing an ideal choice for women with uterine fibroids. Compared with traditional abdominal surgery, the ultra-minimally invasive surgery used by the hospital is non-traumatic, so patients do not need to worry about ugly scars left by the surgery. In addition, it reduces incision infection and pelvic adhesions, is safe and reliable, and has a fast recovery after surgery. It is deeply favored by patients and has shown very obvious advantages in the field of gynecology. For example, early laparoscopic examination of ectopic pregnancy can clearly diagnose and understand the pelvic situation.

Especially for the right fallopian tube, while surgically removing the ectopic pregnancy on the diseased side, other lesions in the abdominal cavity can be corrected, which can effectively reduce the incidence of another ectopic pregnancy and make a correct assessment of postoperative fertility. For those with severe lesions, laparotomy and microplastic repair surgery can be performed. With the high-tech medical technology of laparoscopy, ectopic pregnancy surgery is no longer a simple traumatic surgery of excision, but has moved towards minimally invasive or reconstructive surgery.