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How long after a tubal sterilization do I have to wait to have oral or vaginal intercourse? #308/15

Sterilization

Q         How long should I wait to have vaginal or oral intercourse after my tubal sterilization? A:        After a tubal sterilization you have have both oral and vaginal intercourse immediately without using a second contraceptive. Good luck. Robert A. Hatcher MD,...

Why would the cervix be left in place during a partial hysterectomy? #306/15

Contraception, Sterilization

Q         Can you please educate me abut why a cervix would be left in place during a partial hysterectomy?  Is there a medical benefit?  Why not just do a total hysterectomy? Great website!  Keep up the good work. Women’s health NP A:        I have asked Dr. Miriam...

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