Is it okay to have sex on the 10th day after ectopic pregnancy surgery?

Having sex on the 10th day after ectopic pregnancy surgery may lead to infection, bleeding, acute abdomen, etc., which is not conducive to physical recovery. The specific analysis is as follows:

Ectopic pregnancy surgery is divided into laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery and laparotomy. For those who undergo laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery, it takes a certain amount of time to recover after the operation. The body usually has not recovered well 10 days after the operation, and there may be vaginal bleeding. In this case, having sex may cause infection, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, etc., and may also cause lower abdominal pain. For those who want to have children, it may cause serious consequences such as infertility.

Having sex 10 days after ectopic pregnancy surgery may cause pelvic congestion and uterine contraction, leading to wound exudation and bleeding, because the wound in the abdominal cavity has not healed well. In severe cases, it may also cause acute abdomen.

Having sex 10 days after ectopic pregnancy surgery is very harmful to the body and will also affect the recovery of the wound. Generally speaking, it is recommended not to have sex within 1 month after ectopic pregnancy surgery. The time of prohibition of sex varies depending on the surgery method. Generally, for laparoscopic surgery, it is recommended to have sex 1 month after surgery if there is no abnormality; for open surgery, it is recommended to have sex 2 to 3 months after surgery if there is no abnormality.