Can I have sex after having fallopian tube insufflation?

Many women are often unable to conceive after marriage due to their physical conditions. One of the most common causes of infertility is blocked fallopian tubes. Under today's medical conditions, fallopian tube obstruction is no longer an incurable disease, and fallopian tube insufflation can better solve this type of disease. So, what should we pay attention to when having sex after the fluid intubation? Or can we have sex immediately after the operation?

The fallopian tube is cannulated by inserting a tube into the uterine cavity of the person being examined, and then injecting 20 ml of medicine through the tube. The medicine is usually saline plus antibiotics (usually gentamicin). The medicine flows from the uterine cavity through the fallopian tubes and finally reaches the pelvic cavity. According to the characteristic that the uterine cavity can only hold a volume of about 5ml, if the entire 20ml solution can be injected smoothly without resistance, and no liquid flows back into the syringe after releasing the needle, it indicates that the solution has passed through the uterine cavity and fallopian tube cavity into the abdominal cavity, indicating that the fallopian tube is unobstructed; if the resistance is very large, and more than 10ml of solution flows back into the syringe after releasing the needle, it indicates that the fallopian tube is blocked; if most of the liquid can still be injected despite resistance, and only a small amount flows back, it indicates that the fallopian tube is unobstructed.

Under normal circumstances, you can have sex one week after the intubation. If there is a small amount of bleeding or discomfort, you can delay intercourse.

In addition, two pelvic surgeries were performed in a short period of time, so it takes some time to recover. Don't be impatient. As long as the menstrual cycle is normal and ovulation occurs. There is hope. Don't rush it.

After the fallopian tube is insulated, it is important to prevent infection, otherwise it will easily affect the effect of the insufflation and even cause gynecological diseases. Therefore, you cannot have sex within 2 weeks after the intubation, and you have to take anti-infection drugs after the operation. After the fluid is passed, abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding usually occurs, but it is normal if these conditions do not exceed 10 days. If these symptoms still exist after 10 days, timely treatment is required.

It can be seen from this that after surgery, the corresponding organs of the human body are relatively fragile. At this time, try not to have sex immediately. It may cause harm to women’s bodies. Therefore, the editor recommends that you wait two to three days after the operation, until your body has recovered a little and reached normal condition, before having sex. This will increase the success rate and be safer.