Can I have sex before surgery for intrauterine adhesions?

It is usually forbidden to have sex before surgery for intrauterine adhesions. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time and follow the doctor's instructions to take preoperative precautions and postoperative care.

Intrauterine adhesion surgery is a surgery to treat intrauterine adhesions, which requires adequate preparation before the surgery. Prohibition of sexual intercourse is one of the important contents of preoperative preparation. Intrauterine adhesion surgery is an intrauterine operation, which needs to be performed in a strict sterile environment. If you have sex before the surgery, it may cause bacteria in the vagina to ascend and cause intrauterine infection, thus affecting the effect of the surgery and postoperative recovery.

Intrauterine adhesion surgery requires the hysteroscope to be inserted into the uterine cavity through the vagina to observe the situation in the uterine cavity and perform surgical operations. If you have sex before surgery, it may cause damage to the vaginal and cervical mucosa, increasing the difficulty and risk of surgery. After surgery, the patient's body needs a certain amount of time to recover. If you have sex before surgery, it may cause increased postoperative bleeding and affect postoperative recovery.

Patients need to pay attention to personal hygiene and keep the vulva clean and dry. After the operation, patients need to take medication on time, return to the hospital for regular checkups, and pay attention to a balanced diet to promote postoperative recovery.