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I recently broke my hip and femur. how long will it be before i can have sexual intercourse?
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Tolerable exercises : It takes 6 weeks for bone to heal, and longer for muscle strains and pains to recover. After the bone is healed, you start adding activities as tolerated. If walking, biking and stretches aren't tolerated, neither will sex.
Answered 10/18/2015
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