How long after recanalization surgery can I have sex?

Fallopian tube recanalization surgery is a relatively common gynecological treatment method, which is mainly suitable for women with blocked fallopian tubes and unable to conceive normally. Through fallopian tube recanalization surgery, women can solve their infertility problems and successfully have their own children. Of course, after the fallopian tube recanalization surgery, in order to ensure that the uterus is not infected, you cannot have sex within one month after the surgery. Here is some information about fallopian tube recanalization surgery!

1. How long after the recanalization surgery can I have sex?

After the fallopian tubes are recanalized, sexual intercourse is prohibited within one month to prevent infection, and antibiotics must be used to prevent infection. Because the inflammation has not been completely eliminated at this time, having sex will only increase the possibility of infection, thereby aggravating the inflammation and directly affecting the success of the operation. Therefore, we recommend waiting one month after the fallopian tubes are reopened before having sex.

2. Advantages

1. It does not require surgery or general anesthesia, is painless, safe and effective;

2. Small damage, fast recovery, good effect, little interference to the body, and protection and preservation of normal tissues and organs to the greatest extent;

3. Outstanding efficacy: The treatment of tubal interstitial blockage and isthmus blockage directly replaces the original surgical operation and can preserve normal tissue;

4. For malignant tumors that have no cure yet, interventional therapy can limit the drugs to the site of the lesion as much as possible, thereby reducing side effects on the body and other organs.

3. Indications

1. Within 3-7 days after the menstruation is over, there is no infection in the genitals and pelvic cavity.

2. Bilateral or unilateral obstruction of the interstitial part, narrow part, and proximal end of the ampulla of the fallopian tube, resulting in obstruction of the fallopian tube.

3. This examination can be performed when the conventional hysterosalpingography cannot be completed due to the loose cervix.

4. If the bilateral or unilateral fallopian tube is obstructed, too thin or twisted, catheter dilation is mainly used to insert the drug through the catheter to reach the affected area to reduce the degree of obstruction.

5. In case of fallopian tube pregnancy, inserting a catheter into the pregnancy side of the fallopian tube and injecting appropriate drugs can inactivate the embryo, terminate the pregnancy, and treat ectopic pregnancy.

4. Contraindications

1. Acute inflammation of internal and external genitalia or acute or subacute onset of chronic inflammation

2. Severe systemic diseases that cannot tolerate surgery.

3. Pregnancy and menstruation period.

4. Within 6 weeks after childbirth, abortion, or curettage.

5. It is not appropriate to use a guide wire to recanalize blockage at the distal end or fimbria of the fallopian tube.

6. Patients with severe uterine cornual occlusion, those who are blocked again after tubal ligation and anastomosis, and those diagnosed with tuberculous fallopian tube obstruction should not undergo guidewire recanalization.