Post-Endometrial Biopsy: When Can You Swim?
No, you should not swim after an endometrial biopsy.
An endometrial biopsy takes a tissue sample from the uterine lining, causing vaginal bleeding and cramping. To avoid infection or increased bleeding, avoid for at least 24 hours:
- Swimming (pools, any body of water)
- Using tampons
- Sexual intercourse
- Douching
- Taking baths
- Hot tubs or saunas
- Strenuous exercise
Consult your doctor for personalized guidance.
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