Doctors say it goes back to normal . . .?

Question

but I want honest answers from those who've really experienced it.

After giving birth, does your vagina get noticably stretched out? Enough to lessen sexual pleasure? Men who've noticed a difference in their wife can answer, and women who notice a difference in themselves can answer.

Answer 1

It depends entirely on the doctor who sews you up afterward. With my first I had a very experienced dr who sewed me up extra tight and it was great for me and my husband. After my second, the dr was new and I was the first one she had done, and it was so loose and I couldn't keep tampons in and my husband kept falling out. So when the doctor is stitching you up ask him/her (both mine were female) to make it nice and tight.

Answer 2

I had two of my 3 kids vaginally and was remarked by my doctor at my 6 week check ups that there was no evidence that I had even given birth to a baby. He never even gave me the whole do your kegels speech. But I guess everyone is different.

Answer 3

well, again, it all depends. It depends on your inherited ability for elasticity, it depends on how bad the labor was, how big the baby is, has the mom been doing her Keigel exercises? there is no set answer. Usually the first pregancy or twon wont effect it much if everything is normal and the baby isn't huge....the more pregnancies thenthe more of a chance of it not going completely back........

Answer 4

I have had three children two vaginally and I asked my husband if it feels any different and he said it still feels the same. I though it would feel "looser" but apparently not. I did do the exercise when you stop peeing mid flow to help stregthen your muscles.

Answer 5

Unfortunately, It gets stretched out.