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Dark plum desk with a framed uterus/IUD diagram, copper and hormonal IUDs, inserter, speculum, tampon, cup, disc, pad, condom wrapper, tiny bath, calendar and clock.

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Sex, Tampons and Baths After IUD Insertion: Same Day, 24–48 Hours or 7 Days?

After an IUD fitting, pregnancy protection and aftercare run on different clocks. Compare immediate copper cover, the hormonal 7-day back-up rule, and clinic windows for sex, tampons, cups, baths and swimming.

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Sex and Masturbation After a Vasectomy: The Two Different Clocks

After a vasectomy, the wait to ejaculate is measured in days, but contraceptive clearance takes weeks or months and requires a semen test. This guide separates healing from testing.

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Pelvic Rest, Explained: What Counts as Sex When a Leaflet Says “No Sex”

“Pelvic rest” usually means nothing in the vagina, but it does not reliably settle orgasm, oral sex, baths or external toys. Split the instruction into four gates and get the end point in writing.

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Start Here: Asked at 2am, Answered from Sources

Dot Research Desk is an adults-only, global byline for source-cited answers on sexual health, product safety and country-specific rules.

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