Women with urethral polyp surgery for more than a month can have sex if the disease has fully recovered. However, if the disease has not yet recovered, sexual intercourse is not allowed. Urethral polyp surgery is to remove the localized polyps, thus controlling the development of the disease and relieving the symptoms. Generally, patients can fully recover about a month after polyp surgery, in which case they can have sex appropriately. However, if the patient has not fully recovered in a month or so, he or she should not have sex and should wait for another period of time. Patients need to ensure that the vagina, intimate parts of the hygiene and cleanliness, do not premature coitus, so as to avoid secondary infection. Do not have intercourse early to avoid secondary infection. Do not have relations with the vagina within six weeks after surgery to prevent retrograde infection. If the patient has more than vaginal bleeding after polyp surgery, need to report to the doctor in time, identify the cause of the disease, under the guidance of the doctor to take relevant treatment measures.