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Re: pelvic floorFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Wed Sep 11 21:38:26 1996
> >I think many t women have noticed -- the perineum doesn't fully "get >back to normal" for at least three months... Healing after childbirth >takes most women far longer than the traditional six weeks we give them. > >GAIL HART, LDEM >, PORTLAND< OREGON< USA I have also noticed that although the perineum is "healed", vaginal tone is fairly frequently decreased, particularly in breast feeding women. Once the estrogen levels increase, so does the tone. This may take months...not weeks.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT midwife in private ob/cnm practice assistant clinical professor/Yale University
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