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Can I Get a Vaginal Rejuvenation if my Cervix is Moved Way Up into my Uterus?

Can I get a vaginal rejuvenation if my cervix is moved way up into my uterus? dr asked me if i had my uterus removed ... will i still be able to get this surgery? will it make me tight? whats the recovery time? can i excercise the next day? or go back to work?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by tammyw11
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Vaginal Rujuvenation Candidates

Cervical Position should not be a contraindication for vaginal rejuvenation. As Dr. Stanton pointed out, the rejuvenation procedure is mostly surgery to tighten the introitus (opening ) of the vagina. If you have urinary problems or a "rectocele" then these might be a contraindication for surgery. The surgery wil make you "tighter", but over time the tissue can stretch again. Sometimes patients need a "touch-up" tightening procedure about 6 months after the... more
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Vaginal Rejuvenation

Yes you should still be able to undergo Vaginal Rejuvenation even though cervix is high. Typically the main reason patients seek and undergo vaginal rejuvenation is to "tighten" the vaginal opening and the vaginal vault, so yes indeed this is a primary objective and result of the surgery. Although you will be back on your feet the next day you will have significant soreness and local discomfort for the first week - for this reason you should plan to take off of work for... more

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