Experiencing pain during intercourse after hysteroscopy and laparoscopy may be due to some complications during the postoperative recovery process or incomplete healing of the surgical site. Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are minimally invasive procedures with relatively minor trauma, but attention to the body's reactions is still necessary during the recovery period.

Possible causes of post-surgical pain during intercourse include inflammation at the surgical site, adhesions, or scar tissue formation. Although hysteroscopy and laparoscopy reduce trauma compared to traditional open surgeries, tissues in the surgical area still need time to recover. Engaging in sexual activity too soon after surgery may cause pain due to incomplete healing of the surgical site. The surgery may also affect surrounding tissues, potentially causing localized inflammation or adhesions, which can influence sexual intercourse for some time after the procedure.

When dealing with this situation, it is important to first consult the surgeon or a gynecologist to understand the specific cause of the pain and follow the doctor's recommendations for treatment or adjustment of the recovery plan. This may include medication, physical therapy, or other rehabilitation measures. Patients should also prioritize rest and avoid activities that could worsen the pain too early to promote full recovery.

[Management Tips:]

1. Avoid sexual intercourse during the postoperative recovery period until your doctor confirms it is safe to resume.

2. If pain occurs, seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination to determine the cause of the pain.

3. Maintain good personal hygiene habits to prevent infection.

4. Follow your doctor's recommendations for appropriate rehabilitation exercises.