can u have sex a week after laser of the cervix?
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Talk to your doctor.  After any procedure involving the vagina or cervix it's usually advisable to wait at least a month before having sex again, to give things time to heal.
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My friend had a really good experience with removing a "spot" that was worrisome to the doc.  As for cosmetic lasers, get the credentials and references.
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You have used that treatment just  one week only . Sometimes treatments can make reactions .So you should carry on using that treatment.Be patient!
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woah! woah! woah!  "simple hysterectomy"?  Who's your doctor?  Frankenstein?  Have you had a cervical freeze or LEEP procedure yet?  I'm just recovering from cervical cancer myself.  It took one year and three procedures but I just had a normal pap smear.  Please email me and give me more details...I really think I can help you.  My email is murph_ltt@yahoo.com
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After one week you should have had more recovery than you have had.  There is a risk of infection with any invasive procedure but from what you say, it doesn't sound like it.  I'm sure you'll mention this when you hear from the doctor and you'll have your answer.
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For a hysteroscopy:  Avoid intercourse, douching, tampons, swimming and tub baths for one week or until vaginal bleeding has stopped.  http://www.obgynsi.yourmd.com/ypol/user/userMain.asp?siteid=1721534&content=userCustomPage&bcx=My+Doctor^TAB~Web+Site^MNU~OB-Gyn+Associates+of+Southern+IN,PSC^PST^1721534~Hysteroscopy^CAT^9&pageid=402347&rndm=0.9208689\nYou should avoid sexual intercourse and active sports for 2 weeks after the procedure. It is also recommended that you do not use tampons for 2 weeks after the procedure. http://www.peacehealth.org/kbase/topic/medtest/tw9811/howfeel.htm\nYou should not rinse your vagina with fluids (douche), use tampons, or have sexual intercourse for 2 to 3 weeks.  http://www.uhseast.com/176899.cfm\n\nFor a D&C:  Follow-up:\nAfter a D&C, you will generally get a list of instructions with the following suggestions: \nAvoid intercourse for 2 weeks. The dilated cervix needs a chance to shrink back to normal size. Until this time, bacteria can easily get into your uterus and cause infection.  http://www.emedicinehealth.com/dilation_and_curettage_dandc/page7_em.htm
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Hi,\nThat is why they ask you not to have sex for few days after a smear.\nDon't worry- just stop having sex for few days\ngood luck
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yes you can, unless the syphilis damaged your ablilty to as in no more sperm or eggs then you should be able to, plus if it was caught in time it can be cured within a day teehee
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Nope, everything remains the same except some people experience premature menapause symptoms. I've heard people whose sex lives were affected by hysterectomy, probably due to the hormonal changes. I wouldn't do it unless it was a medical necessity.
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Yes it is painful. My boyfriend had to have it for the same reason earlier this year and he was in pain for a week but he only had 7 days off work though. There will be a bit of seepage and the stitches take their time coming out but its ok after 1 or 2 baths per day. Sex is definitely better because it doesnt hurt him anymore and there was no smell either before the op nor after. Recovery period will be 2 weeks tops and you can have sex 4-6 weeks after the op. Hope this helps but have it done you wont regret it. Any further queries just email me. Thanks
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No. You may have sex anywhere you want. It is your body....
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Yes it is possible if there were sperm in there when it was removed OR if she had unprotected sex anytime after it was removed.
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Yes, you'll be able to have sex again.
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I'm not a doctor , but this issue has concerned me for many years.  My bestfriend found out she had HPV during her senior year of high school. that is 6 years ago now.  Nobody really knew about it back then.\n1) yes you can pass it back and forth. so, condoms are a must.  my friend was really good about it.  She kept dating the same guy that gave it to her for 4 years after she found out she had it. They never stopped using condoms even though he was treated for hpv also.  \nHowever, when they broke up she met her husband.  she told him that she had HPV and they didn't use condoms.  He never got it, and it never came back for her.\nYour system should clear it up after a few years and all the cell have been removed from your cervix. \njust make sure to go to your six month exams.  I have since had 2 other friends who got it.  Maybe their cases were less severe however, their doctors acted like it wasn't that big of a deal.\ngood luck.
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I enjoy sex more often since my hysterectomy in january. Seems like I have more interest in it. Not because I can't get pregnant, but because I just feel so much better. Best thing to happen to me, Had mine Jan 2 this year.
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you sure bet it will.  Are you stupid, the risk is only slightly lower than regular intercourse but go get tested immediately if this happend and then be abstin6ate for months and get retested.
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A hysterectomy does not mean someone losses desire for sex....\n\nThe results of a study show that women who had a hysterectomy enjoyed significant improvement in every aspect of their sexual functioning. Along with an increased desire for sex, they had sex more often, had stronger and more frequent orgasms and experienced less pain during intercourse.\n\nThe number of women having sex increased from 70.5% before hysterectomy to 77% a year after the surgery. 72% said they were experiencing orgasms after the surgery, compared to 63% before and the percentage who said they had strong orgasms increased from 45% to 57%. The percentage of women experiencing pain during sex declined dramatically, from 40% before hysterectomy to 15% two years later. The study also found that levels of sexual desire increased quite a bit after hysterectomy. Before surgery, 35 percent said they desired sex at least one day per week. That increased to 50 percent, a year after surgery. As for women who had not been sexually active in the month before surgery, a significant number resumed having sexual relations after the operation.