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when is it ok to have sex?

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I was set to go again, 2 weeks after my surgery.. Everyone is different (I guess I'm just highly sexed..lol), and only you will know when you are ready.. You can try many different positions... just be a little experimental.. And, intercourse isnt the only form of sexual intimacy.. :(

my surgery is scheduled for 2-24-09. when is it safe to resume sex? any positions to be avoided?
Depends on whether you have a private or simi-private room:biggrin:
Depends on whether you have a private or simi-private room:biggrin:

LMAO, gotta love it... :wink:

My doc said "all activities as tolerated". I was good after 5 days, but my hubby was very gentle, I guess everybody's different. Well, at least I'm glad I am :)

  • 6 months later...

I asked my surgeon this very question and he asked that I wait til I got home from the hospital.

I think I ended up waiting a few days post-op, so the day after I got home from the hospital, maybe?

Who knows, that morphine PCA was pretty strong, I may have said or done just about ANYTHING on it. :thumbup:

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