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I just had surgery for prolapsed bladder,prolapsed vagina and had some of the perinium skin removed. Doc. said I could have intercourse. It feels too tight at the opening. Is it too early?
I had this surgery 15 years ago and my doctor at that time told me it was like having intercourse for the first time again. It will be a little tight for a little while and then it will get more comfortable. If you need to use lubrication (and you might want to), that works fine. Good luck.
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I would follow your doctors advice.
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