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As awkward as it may be, a surgeon will often need to have a candid discussion with you about sex—specifically —after certain types of surgery. This is not only true if you have undergone vaginal, anal, or colon surgery but also certain abdominal or pelvic surgeries.
This article explains the risks of anal sex after surgery and at what stage it is safe to have sex again. It also offers advice on ways to avoid infection or injury if engaging in anal sex after recovery.
The question of anal sex after surgery is a complicated one. There are many situations where it may be perfectly fine to have anal sex. However, there are others when it can pose serious health risks.
If your surgery was abdominal, such as a , you will likely be advised to avoid vaginal and anal sex for a period of weeks until cleared by your surgeon. This is because there is only a thin membrane separating the rectum from the abdominal and pelvic organs. Anal sex can press on this membrane and cause damage to internal incisions. It can place undue stress on external incisions.
