Can I have sex during early ectopic pregnancy?

Ectopic pregnancy is a relatively dangerous pregnancy. After early detection and surgery, you should get enough rest. Generally speaking, this is a relatively serious situation. So as a lover, you must understand that you cannot have sex within three months after the surgery to avoid accidental harm to women's health or even some gynecological diseases. Let's take a look at this aspect.

Can I have sex during early ectopic pregnancy?

1. Women should not have sex too early after undergoing ectopic pregnancy surgery. It is best to wait three months after the surgery. This is because the uterus of women will be severely damaged after the ectopic pregnancy surgery, and the cervix will be open. Having sex too early will cause infection in women.

2. How long you can have sex after ectopic pregnancy surgery is also closely related to the patient's recovery. For example, if it is treated with traditional surgical methods, it will take a long time to recover. If it is performed through advanced abdominal hysteroscopy, the recovery will be faster.

3. In order to ensure the health of our women, we must wait until we are fully recovered before having sex. Generally, we should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination after three months and then have sex with the doctor's permission. Moreover, we must pay attention to a balanced diet and take good care of ourselves after the ectopic pregnancy surgery.

Daily care for ectopic pregnancy

1. Mental health care

In our lives, many patients with ectopic pregnancy will experience anxiety and fear. Therefore, at this time, it is necessary to provide psychological comfort to the patient and relieve the patient's psychological pressure so that the patient can have a good mentality for treatment.

2. Maintain effective gastrointestinal decompression

Effective gastrointestinal decompression is essential for reducing intestinal pressure, improving blood circulation in the intestinal wall, and reducing the intestinal absorption of bacterial toxins. Therefore, during gastrointestinal decompression, the amount, properties, and color of drainage should be closely observed, the gastrointestinal decompression tube should be properly fixed, effective negative pressure should be maintained, 30 ml of liquid paraffin should be injected into the gastric tube every 6 hours, and the tube should be clamped for 30 minutes before being opened.

3. Do a good job in diet and activity education

Patients with intestinal obstruction should fast and refrain from drinking, and receive appropriate fluid replacement, enhanced nutrition, and maintenance of water and electrolyte balance. If the obstruction is relieved and the patient's flatulence, defecation, abdominal pain, and bloating disappear, they can eat liquid food 12 hours later, but should avoid sweets and milk. Eat small meals frequently, chew slowly, and avoid overeating. Eat semi-liquid food after 24 hours and soft food after 3 days. The transition should be gradual. If there are no contraindications after surgery, encourage patients to get out of bed and move around early. According to the patient's tolerance, gradually increase the amount and range of activity to promote recovery of gastrointestinal function.