Sex after THR
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I hope not to offend anyone, but I'm trying to find out what is considered normal in resuming intercourse post op? I'm just not sure what is right and what is wrong, my oc gives very basic advise to be honest and I can't really ask her anymore, any advice would be appreciated as I'm still fairly young! I'm 5 weeks post op, thanks
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diannemcgee Jackie_k
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sue87388_UK Jackie_k
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Five week is probably a bit too early but only you know your body. Pillows placed in various places can help with support. Probably best to wait a little longer and then find the most comfortable position for you and arrange those pillows! Good luck.
pjayne549 Jackie_k
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christine2107 Jackie_k
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gentler sex and judicious placement of pillows to stop you moving into the wrong position will help. on your back is ok if legs no too far apart, i hate ltubg in my operated side as still aore so spoon the other side using pillows to stop me. even lying on your front is good. All this is has the rider of a gentler than usual approach from yoyr partner with less attacking angles. You may find you get the livemaking improved as a result ad you both have to be tuned into what your body is telling you.
There i knew there was an upside to THR :-)
christine2107 Jackie_k
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Jackie_k christine2107
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hope4cure Jackie_k
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Position that worked best for me was on my back with my head at the far side as I lay across the bed....my partner his head at the head of the bed while on his left side . A "T" formation. Tricky to explain.. I need to draw a diagram. LOL I was very still little movement at first while my partner was doing all the movements slowly and carefully. Once that position is worked out the two of u can find more comfortable positions. Using lots and lots of pillows to prop up the legs & one under the hip & back. Remember No movement from hips at first and gentle movement from UR partner... Slowly the issue will not be a factor. It all works out in most cases. This was the first position my doc said was the best when new just healing from thr. The amount of weeks out from surgery is up to the patient.
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hope4cure Jackie_k
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exactly that is what should have been done in the first place.
i bet u find the "T" position I tried to describe. It's so much easier to draw a animation..
alrighty then... Have a good time.. Toys help a lot ..
judi48042 Jackie_k
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