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13416539 tn?1434084958

Waht happens if u tear????

Would u be able to heal ? Ftm does it go back to the same way it was ?
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I tore with my first, got some stitches, feels a little tighter than before but I also tore my inner labia and it got stitched too but that part isn't the same now
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I tore with my oldest daughter iI got over 90 stitches and everything went back normal just have a bit of a scar... spray bottle when you pee will become ur bestfriend.d
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I tore when i gave birth to my daughter, they stiched me and all you have to do is clean it with this bottle they give you it has a liquid and it heals in less than a week, i had sex 3 weeks after i gave birth and it just feels weird it feels very tight, but itgoes back the way it was before
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I tore with my baby but didn't have stiches it heels on its own but I can feel two scares that was 6 months ago x
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Yeah N Welcome :)
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13416539 tn?1434084958
Oh okay so even if u would tear youd still go right back right? And okay thanks for the info(:
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They stich you back I tore I just had my son on Nov 2 I was induced..make sure u get the spray they offer its a life saver becus  be burning when u pee in diff don't for get the sports bra if ur bottle feeding becus my boobs are soo sore
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