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Had Pelvic Floor Surgery. Unable To Take The Penis Inside. Feels Obstructed. Reason?

Pain after pelvic floor surgery
I had anterior and postier repair
And I'm now 4mths post op
My partner cannot get his penis in me
If feels obstructed and hard I dissolved stitches
My nurse Practioner said I will need this straightening out and I will have to go down to theatre
Has the surgeon messed this up
And what will they do
Mon, 18 Nov 2013
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OBGYN,  's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Sometimes during repair of anterior and posterior vaginal walls, the lumen can become little bit narrow.
I mild cases using lubricants during intercourse can help.
And possibly with progress of time, the lumen can become normal.
In case of excessive narrowing of the lumen, gradual dilatation with artificial dilators may need.
So, consult your gynecologist once and get examined.
If during examination two lubricated fingers can be passed through vagina, that can be considered as normal.
If not, depending on the extent of narrowing further management should be planned.
Take care.
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Had Pelvic Floor Surgery. Unable To Take The Penis Inside. Feels Obstructed. Reason?

Hi, Thanks for the query. Sometimes during repair of anterior and posterior vaginal walls, the lumen can become little bit narrow. I mild cases using lubricants during intercourse can help. And possibly with progress of time, the lumen can become normal. In case of excessive narrowing of the lumen, gradual dilatation with artificial dilators may need. So, consult your gynecologist once and get examined. If during examination two lubricated fingers can be passed through vagina, that can be considered as normal. If not, depending on the extent of narrowing further management should be planned. Take care.