Can I have sex with a condom ten days after an ectopic pregnancy?

It is not advisable to have sex within one month after ectopic pregnancy surgery, and wearing condoms cannot completely prevent uterine infection.

Ectopic pregnancy refers to the implantation and development of the fertilized egg outside the uterine cavity, which is clinically called ectopic pregnancy. When a patient has an ectopic pregnancy, a few patients can undergo conservative treatment, but most require surgical treatment, which includes laparotomy and laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery. Since the surgery is an invasive operation, the uterus cannot immediately return to normal in a short period of time. If you have sex too early, even if you wear a condom, bacteria can easily enter the vagina, increasing the chance of infection. It will also be detrimental to the recovery of the wound, increase the chance of wound bleeding and the possibility of postoperative complications, and easily cause endometritis, salpingitis, and even induce infertility.

Therefore, in order to ensure women's health, it is best to wait until they are fully recovered before having sex. If a person is physically strong and recovers quickly, they can generally have sex after one month. If a person is physically weak and recovers slowly, it may take about 45 days before they can have sex. Patients with ectopic pregnancy should adjust their mentality in time after surgery, avoid the stimulation of negative emotions, pay more attention to rest, ensure adequate sleep, and eat more high-protein and vitamin foods, such as meat, eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, which are conducive to physical recovery.