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A member asked:
I had an ectopic pregnancy two weeks back and my right tube was removed .am still feeling pain on the side and when can i start having sex ?
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Need a postop visit: It is not uncommon to still have pain a couple of weeks after surgery. As far as sex, you need to talk to your doctor. It depends on a variety of things, including what type of surgery you had (open or minimally invasive) and how much activity you were advised to do.
Answered 6/25/2014
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