Today my boyfriend and I had sex. It's
only been six weeks since I had a
c-section. He said that it felt different
like it was not hugging his penis
anymore. Is this normal? Am I still
healing?
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dixiegirl
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Posted: 10-26-05 20:35pm
Hi! I have had three c-sections. After
my first one, hubby and I only waited
three weeks to resume having sex. I
didnt have any problems. Second and
third c-sections, we waited the length of
time the doctor told us too. I didnt
have any problems due to have sex earlier
with my first, we just didnt have sex any
sooner after the last two babies because
we had other children to look after.
Anyway ......... I wouldnt think that
your actual vagina should feel any
different, bacause the baby didnt come out
through there. I do know that my doctor
told me that even though a baby doesnt
come through the vagina when you have a
c-section, that your body does still
change some. My husband never noticed
any differences. Could it be a
psychological thing with your husband.
Maybe something about seeing you give
birth that is causing him to "think" you
feel different, could it be all in his
head? I guess it is possible that you
are still healing, everyone heals at a
different rate ............... Call you
doc and ask them if its normal for your
vagina to not feel as tight after a
c-section.
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