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Has any here a had a vaginal delivery and their vaginally never got back to normal? I'm a ftm and not due til January but I'm worried that my vagina won't be as pleasing to my husband after a baby passes through there! Does  it stay "tight"?
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thats what its made for lol kegel exercises are awesome
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thats what its made for lol kegel exercises are awesome
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Forget the Drs, most of all my friends are guys, I asked them! All of them say they can barley tell the difference with someone who has had a child. That most go right back to normal, or very close to it. I think that says enough. :)
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Kegels they do work after a baby during pregnancy and any other time we all should be doing them all the time!
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Yeah the vagina is a muscle, it stretches then goes back to normal. And like amy muscle you can exercise it like above post says. Keegels!
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Mine got tighter. Just have to do kegels to help with incontinence and everything was back to normal in no time
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This is my 5th daughter, yes it returns to normal. Nothing to worry about.
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But with c section they cut your stomach and it is harder to get your stomach back.
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Don't ask you don't want to know best you do your vagina exercises..
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