How long does it take to have sex after removing the ring?

It usually takes 7-14 days after the ring is removed to be able to have sex. The specific time needs to be determined according to the individual's recovery situation.

The endometrium may be slightly damaged after the ring is removed, and it will take time to repair. Avoiding sexual intercourse for 7 days can reduce the risk of infection. At this time, there may still be a small amount of vaginal bleeding or increased discharge. After 7 days, if the bleeding stops and there is no discomfort such as abdominal pain, sexual life can be gradually resumed. After 14 days, the endometrium is basically repaired, and it is safer to have sex at this time. Some women recover slowly and need to wait until the end of their next menstruation before having sex.

After removing the ring, pay attention to keeping the perineum clean, wash the vulva with warm water every day, and avoid bathing or swimming. Avoid strenuous exercise or heavy physical labor for two weeks to prevent bleeding from worsening. Observe for fever, persistent abdominal pain or abnormal secretions. If such symptoms occur, seek medical attention promptly. It is recommended to use condoms during intercourse to avoid unwanted pregnancy in the short term. Eat more foods rich in high-quality protein and iron, such as lean meat, eggs, spinach, etc., to promote tissue repair.