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Re: Reconstruction surgery for newborn mothers vaginal canal areaFrom: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@tc.umn.edu)Wed Aug 9 19:17:34 2000
In message <0qn3pso2h76mgr5433bla7uhtql9uv58ak@4ax.com> writes: > On Wed, 9 Aug 2000 16:12:39 -0500, logcabin777@excite.com (Chelsea > Syzmanski) wrote: > > >A new patient of mine deleivered a healthy newborn 3 months ago,and she > >had come torealize that the butterfly stich holding her episiotomy had > >disolved prematurely,resulting in the tissue between the vaginal canal > >and the anal canal is now open,and did not heal correctly. She has > >complained of yeast infections,loss of sexual feelings (The ep cut was > >up in the top part of vagina as well,and the clitoris is now in the > >middle of the vagina instead of the tip,so she is "numb").Im not sure if > > Wait a minute here - an episiotomy in the upper vagina and now the > clitoris has moved to the middle of the vagina? I would like to have > a picture of that - maybe Bob can put it in his next article about > episiotomies. Don't you also wonder who uses a "butterfly stich" [sic] to close an epis?
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