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Re: Painful episiotomy scar From: anonymous@obgyn.net Tue, 31 Aug 1999 20:04:48 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jody: "Re: Twin pregnancy, light spotting, small uterine seperation. Impending miscarriage??" Previous message: Christopher: "Re: Can I take a positive result seriously?" In reply to: Nancy: "Re: Painful episiotomy scar" At Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Nancy wrote: > >Julie, Hi. I think that it is riducules that this was done to you. Most episiotomys are performed and are not medically necessary. I am sorry that this happened to you. My sympathys go out to you. After i had my daughter i was in pain for about 3 months from the epistiotomy and my sister who just had a baby with no epistiotomy 8 weeks after i had my daughter was not in any pain. She said that she wasn't even really sore. My epistiotomy was done before even seeing if it would be necessary, I wasn't even pushing yet, he just performed it. I think that this is a pretty routine procedure regardless if it is needed or not. I am pretty much normal now though sometimes it still hurts where i had the episiotomy done after sex and it has been 3 years. Good Luck Next message: Jody: "Re: Twin pregnancy, light spotting, small uterine seperation. Impending miscarriage??" Previous message: Christopher: "Re: Can I take a positive result seriously?" In reply to: Nancy: "Re: Painful episiotomy scar"

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