Patients who have undergone laparoscopic surgery for ectopic pregnancy usually need to have intercourse after 1 month or after the menstrual period is completely cleaned up for 1 time, and all the indexes of their postoperative examination are normal. However, if the patient has postoperative fever, wound infection or not healed, irregular vaginal bleeding, etc., he should consult a doctor in time and extend the time for coitus appropriately. After laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery on the vaginal mucosa, endometrium will cause damage, at this time the body function is not yet fully recovered, if premature intercourse, easy to affect the incision healing, aggravate the bleeding symptoms. In addition, ectopic pregnancy laparoscopic surgery is mostly resection of the lesion, after the resection of the wound is prone to infection, if coitus is too early may aggravate the degree of bacterial infection, resulting in pelvic cavity, endometrium, acute tubal inflammation, and tubal inflammation may result in the patient’s ectopic pregnancy or infertility again. Therefore, due to ectopic pregnancy laparoscopic surgery after the patient’s body is in the recovery stage, the frequency of coitus should not be too high, to avoid causing the patient fatigue, which in turn affects the postoperative recovery, 1 time per week can be. In addition, pay attention to maintain vulvar hygiene during coitus, especially to take safe contraceptive measures, usually recommended that the patient after 3-6 months when the body recovers better, to consider the preparation for pregnancy again.