by Nicholas B. Frisch MD | 8 years ago
Sex After Joint Replacement Surgery is a topic that makes people uncomfortable, but it’s a important to talk about. You can expect a period of time after surgery where you’re not going to be physically able to have sex. After this period, there’s going to be a period where you can but you just have to be cautious. Use a common sense approach with sexual activity.
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