How long does it take to get pregnant after laparoscopic surgery?

Due to intrauterine diseases, some women may need to undergo hysteroscopy. Minimally invasive surgeries such as hysteroscopy will not affect women’s normal daily life, but may affect their normal pregnancy. After laparoscopic surgery, women need to take good care of their health to increase the probability of successful pregnancy. So, how long does it take to get pregnant after a hysteroscopy?

How long does it take to get pregnant after laparoscopy?

Generally speaking, it takes at least six months to one year to get pregnant after laparoscopy.

The probability of pregnancy after a hysteroscopy is around 80-90%. If a hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are performed, there is also a chance of pregnancy. If a hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are not performed, the chance of pregnancy is even smaller. In addition, it is best to wait for more than half a year before getting pregnant after surgery to avoid pregnancy too early, which is not conducive to uterine repair. It is recommended to pay attention to postoperative medical care, observe bleeding, actively carry out anti-inflammatory treatment, keep the abdomen warm, eat a proper diet, and increase comprehensive nutrition. After the body recovers, it is beneficial to maintain a healthy body before getting pregnant, which is beneficial to eugenics.

Laparoscopy is the diagnostic standard for many gynecological diseases and is also an important treatment method for infertility. Taking the examination of bilateral fallopian tube obstruction as an example, radiographic examination has a high rate of positive and false negative results; the most reliable method is to make a small hole in the abdomen and insert a laparoscope to check. In addition, doctors can perform tubal adhesion lysis under the microscope to increase the chance of pregnancy in patients with bilateral tubal infertility.

Sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited within 2 weeks after laparoscopy. At this time, the physiological barrier function of the reproductive system is weakened. If sexual intercourse is carried out, it is easy to damage the reproductive system and cause bacterial infection, which will eventually lead to gynecological diseases such as cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease.

After laparoscopic surgery, you should rest as much as possible and carry out your normal daily life to avoid excessive fatigue. Some people who undergo fallopian tube examination and plastic surgery can have sex one week after surgery in order to coordinate with the ovulation period, but it is not suitable to be too intense during sex.