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I Am 2 weeks out and in feel amazing!!!! Not a single problem with eating, pain, anything! I have gone hiking, walking, cleaning, a 6 hour trips to the zoo and still feel amazing!!

So my question is when did you have sex for the 1st time.....I want to but am scared..... Sorry for the personal question but I never thought to ask the surgeon and they never said anything orther than don't get pregnant ;)

Thank!!

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2 weeks out for me. We did it slowly to make sure nothing happened, but there were no problems. I was on my side. Sorry if tmi

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My guidelines were 2 weeks. Your stomach can actually tighten somewhat vigorously when you're aroused, and full on contract during orgasm. Also, when your uterus contracts during orgasm (or TOM, or whatever) your body can trigger the release of chemicals (technically they're fatty acids) that can do some weird things to your GI system (including your stomach). E.g. lots of females have to poop when their period starts, or get really bad gas.

I always feel a little like Debbie Downer when I have to advise the newly post-op to really try and wait at least the two weeks, but it's for an actual reason, not just because I want to...block. ;)

I Am 2 weeks out and in feel amazing!!!! Not a single problem with eating, pain, anything! I have gone hiking, walking, cleaning, a 6 hour trips to the zoo and still feel amazing!!

So my question is when did you have sex for the 1st time.....I want to but am scared..... Sorry for the personal question but I never thought to ask the surgeon and they never said anything orther than don't get pregnant ;)

Thank!!

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2 weeks for me to and no problem at all

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Wow, interesting Wheetsin.

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2 weeks

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I was told as soon as i was confortable, but it was about 2 weeks, tried earlier but i still had some pain.

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My CNP told me as soon as I felt ready, just to take it easy... that was 10 days for me! I kinda took it easy lol but didn't have any pain or problems. I was even on top and felt fine! ;)

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Well I am going to wait until I am married! That should be plenty of time to heal ya think??? Lol

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Good for you MsVickee. I am married and he was my first ever. That is awesome.

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Call it what u will but I don't think I could have waited 2 weeks. We waited like 4 days and haven't had any problems.

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