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After getting a myomectomy, how long Can you have sexual intercourse?
I will be meeting with my OBGYN DR. soon before I get my myomectomy. I will be asking a lot of questions regarding a healthy recovery or what to expect after my surgery. But if anyone already has gone thru a myomectomy can try to help me with answering some of my questions. I understand everyone recovers differently after surgery... Or if possible share some input to anything that can help me on a healthy recovery. Please advice???? I would really appreciate it...
i had a mayo 3 weeks ago when should i expect to get pregnant and how long of a waiting period should i wait before having sex?
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Allow your body to heal . At least 2months b4 getting pregnant as advised by my gyne
I had my fibriods removed about 4 weeks ago at the age of 28.
I waited after 3 weeks but also noticed that I could not climax. what is the reason for that? Also I had a bladder problem and the doctor prescribed norfloxacin for it and it worked well so far. All you guys who have written on this blog i want to say thank you. Atleast i am not the only one out there.
I waited after 3 weeks but also noticed that I could not climax. what is the reason for that? Also I had a bladder problem and the doctor prescribed norfloxacin for it and it worked well so far. All you guys who have written on this blog i want to say thank you. Atleast i am not the only one out there.
I had a myomectomy 5 weeks ago. The Doctor suggested that I could have intercourse after 6 weeks but if I could wait 8 weeks would it be better. Also, he said that sex might be a bit painful, as when you orgasm, the muscle of your uterious could be still feel weak. Have protection too, it is very lucky that you get pregnant and have a miscarriage, as the wall of your womb are still healing.
i have had a myoectomey and i was told 6-8 weeks the same as after having a c-section.
You won't want to have sex for a while after it has happened, you will be too sore and tired . At least i was.
Good luck.
MEL
You won't want to have sex for a while after it has happened, you will be too sore and tired . At least i was.
Good luck.
MEL
I'm about to undergo the same procedure and have the same question. While I would the answer would depend in part on how many fibroids are removed and if there are complications, a general time range would be helpful to know. Thank you.
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