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Vaginal Rejuvination - Laser or Incision-Based?

asked 1 year ago by heartnoir in Sacramento, CA
Latest answer by Johan E. Brahme, MD
Question viewed 339 times
Tags: air bubble, comparison, options, vagina

I have pain with intercourse and I get air trapped into my vagina constantly. It is embarrassing and painful. When I lay down and spread my legs open I get air, when I exercise air, when I am in sex positions air. It is to the point my husband will not touch me because it is painful and he is put off by it. This never happened prior to me having our daughter 18 months ago. I was given lube and estrogen cream nothing is helping not even kegels. Will LVR help me or what surgery? Please I need help

2 answers to Vaginal Rejuvination - Laser or Incision-Based?

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Vaginal Rejuvination

Your story is very common amongst women whom following vaginal delivery do not have the same sexual experience.  Although the vaginal canal is indeed made as a birthing canal too, it unfortunately does not always recoil back to normal following delivery of a baby's head.  Fortunately, vaginal tightening (vaginoplasty) can restore the integrity of the vaginal canal back normal/original form and function.  Whether this is done by incisional or... more
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Painful intercourse and Air trapping

The "air trapping" you describe is not uncommon after vaginal delivery, since the vaginal canal has been stretched by the baby. It is correctible with a vaginoplasty. The painful intercourse probably has a different cause and you would have to have a good examination to see if that could be diagnosed. Usually a vaginoplasty will make the vaginal walls and muscles tighter, but does not adress painful intercourse.

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