A harmonious sexual life is an important factor in maintaining the relationship between husband and wife. Some women have problems with vaginal relaxation, which can reduce the quality of sexual life and lead to a loss of confidence in themselves. In order to improve vaginal elasticity, some women may choose to undergo vaginal tightening surgery. Can vaginal delivery be achieved after vaginal tightening surgery?
After undergoing vaginal tightening surgery, women's vaginal elasticity will weaken, which can have an impact on vaginal delivery. During vaginal delivery, the birth canal needs to have strong elasticity and tension in order for the fetus to be delivered smoothly. Having a vaginal delivery in a state of insufficient elasticity can easily cause vaginal tears, and in severe cases, there may be a risk of heavy bleeding. Therefore, women who have undergone vaginal tightening surgery are advised not to have a vaginal delivery.
Vaginal tightening surgery is achieved by suturing the vaginal mucosa to contract the vaginal sphincter. After the surgery, the vaginal opening is significantly tightened, which can effectively improve the quality of sexual life. The vaginal tightening surgery can also prevent uterine prolapse caused by pelvic floor muscle relaxation, and has a certain therapeutic effect on postpartum vaginal wall protrusion.
Women who need to undergo vaginal tightening surgery should not be nervous. This surgery takes about 1-1.5 hours, with minimal surgical trauma, and can recover within four to five days after surgery. After surgery, women should not engage in sexual intercourse too early as vaginal recovery takes about a month. It is recommended to resume sexual intercourse after one month.
