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How long after having your tubes tied do you wait to have sex?

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Whenever you want bu: You can have sex whenever you feel like it but use protection for one month like a condom.

Dr Van Dis agreed

Answered 12/9/2013

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Is there any relation to having your tubes tied and sudden loss of desire to have sex?

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