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Can rectocele surgery be repaired if vaginal tissues are thin?
I had rectocele surgery almost 2 years ago. From the beginning it healed unevenly which hurts my husband during intercourse. He won't even try now. My family Dr. said it does not look right. Also I occasionally have bleeding and am post menopausal The gynecologist surgen said my vaginal tissue is too thin to repair. Is this possible, or does he just not want to deal with the fact he probably made a mistake during surgery.
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The vaginal tissue can be thin but can be treated with vaginal estrogen. I would suggest you get a second opinion from a Urogynecologist or gynecologist that does a lot of prolapse surgery.
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