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I had an hysteroscopy on the 6th. they discovered i had chronic endometritis caused by miscarriage not std. i have been on antibiotics for 3 days out of 10. can i have have sex with my boyfriend ? should it be with a condom? or can it be without?
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You need to ask your MD who is treating you for the endometritis these questions as he/she is totally familiar with your history and case. In general, chronic endometritis needs time to heal with the antibiotics before engaging in sexual intercourse as the process pushes more bacteria from the vagina into the cervical opening exacerbating (make worse) the existing infection.
Answered 1/14/2023
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