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When can I have s*x again after delivery?

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I had a relatively easy delivery about 2 1/2 weeks ago. I only got 2 tiny stitches at the top of my "kitty cat". Will I mess my insides up if I have s*x in another week? I think I might lose it if I have to wait another 4 weeks.

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  1. Congratulations!

    First off people heal at different speeds, sometimes some woman arent ready to have s*x a year after their delivery. As long s you feel comfortable and it doesnt hurt you too much to have s*x I would think it would be absolutley fine, i wouldnt if you have stitches but once theyre out i would say go for it! Have fun!


  2. Doing the math, I assume that your doctor recommended the six-week-wait.  

    This is because your uterus is VERY susceptible right now to infection.  So even if your outer parts (your v****a, cervix, etc) are feeling fine, your uterus has NOT had an adequate amount of time to heal.

    NO, NO, NO!!!!  Do NOT have s*x until your 6-week checkup.  

    If you can't hold off, m********e.  But NO INTERCOURSE and NO TAMPONS.

  3. The doctor usually asks you to wait 4-6 weeks to allow your cervix to close. You won't mess up your insides, but you could get an infection in your uterus.

  4. You should wait until the doctor releases you.  You are more likely to get pregnant after delivery..at the post checkup you will discuss birthcontrol options.  They dont suggest 6 weeks to be mean..it really is for health reasons.  You can tear the stitches, and cause some damage.  There is also risk of infection.  I would wait, just as I did with my THREE children..but..I suppose you will do what you wish..so..GOOD LUCK!!

  5. They tell you to wait 6-8 weeks but I only waited about 2 weeks with both of my deliveries.  

  6. you can as soon u become ready  and feel comfortable to it..........Good Luck

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