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Sex after a baby and vaginal cuts and tears

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Mumofonexo · 03/08/2024 09:25

So giving birth left me with a 3rd degree tear plus I had an episiotomy. So I have two lovely looking scars 🥺 I now feel really self conscious about down there and mutilated. My question is does it bother anyone else’s partner? My husband told me it doesn’t look as bad as I think it does but I feel like he’s just trying to be nice.

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34and3 · 03/08/2024 10:23

For the love of god don't look at it!! I had a 3a tear 14 years ago which needed to be repaired as it wasn't healing. I've never looked. I have, however, had two more children via elcs which were wonderful. Tampons even the tiny purple ones are completely fine , a non-issue. Unless you're particularly bothered by it cosmetically, focus on the physical recovery.

NinaOakley · 03/08/2024 11:55

How much healing time have you given yourself? If less than six months the scars will still be fading.

Husband never complained (episiotomy over twenty years ago,)

I had a very slight wobble recently when I realised new fwb had (at over 50) never slept with a woman who had given birth before, he has no complaints either!

Mumofonexo · 03/08/2024 12:49

34and3 · 03/08/2024 10:23

For the love of god don't look at it!! I had a 3a tear 14 years ago which needed to be repaired as it wasn't healing. I've never looked. I have, however, had two more children via elcs which were wonderful. Tampons even the tiny purple ones are completely fine , a non-issue. Unless you're particularly bothered by it cosmetically, focus on the physical recovery.

@34and3 I did haha I was in allot more pain than what I thought was normal turns out I had something called a sinus tract 🫣 basically I ended up with 3 holes! Absolutely awful healing process that took months to close as they wouldn’t re stitch me.
I can sympathise with you not healing it’s awful isn’t it.

wow I’m so pleased you’ve recovered so well that’s amazing 🩷

yeah nothing is ever coming out my hoo ha ever again x

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Mumofonexo · 03/08/2024 12:54

NinaOakley · 03/08/2024 11:55

How much healing time have you given yourself? If less than six months the scars will still be fading.

Husband never complained (episiotomy over twenty years ago,)

I had a very slight wobble recently when I realised new fwb had (at over 50) never slept with a woman who had given birth before, he has no complaints either!

@NinaOakley

hey I’m nearly a year pp, I know no one else sees down there but it’s made me feel self conscious. I just hope things continue to fade 🙏

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Hubbyuk · 03/08/2024 14:54

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@Hubbyuk
Awh you are so kind and a true gentleman! Your wife is very lucky to have you.

I just feel very self conscious since having our baby. I guess it’s hard sometimes to accept all the new changes to your body after birth.

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