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I had a ectopic pregnancy and had surgery one week ago to remove my tube. i've stopped bleeding and feel healed. is it too early to resume sex. please what should i do any medication?
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I would prefer abstinence for another week. However, if you cannot abstain further you will not need any medication as long as you can enjoy sex without any discomfort, just make sure your surgical wounds not dehisced.
Answered 8/2/2021
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