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An embarrassing problemFrom: Denise (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 30 Apr 2001 22:01:42 -0500
I had my son about 9 months ago, and my blood pressure was up during delivery and I swelled up like a balloon. So I figure that's why my doctor did an episiotomy. I don't think the placenta was complete because she spent a while making sure nothing was left behind. Then when I wouldn't stop bleeding, she had to massage my uterus for quite some time. Next she was stitching me up and I could feel some of the stitching (OUCH!) and did jump a little. Any way, my problem is things are way too large now. I know things weren't going to be the same, but this is awful. My husband to say the least was a shocked (I of course noticed it too) and I don't think sex will ever be the same. An exam used to hurt, and now I can't even hardly feel it. Is surgery the only solution? I have done sit ups, crunches and kegals for the last 8 months to no avail! Also, I posted earlier and was told to see my gyn for blurry vision every now and then, but just during my menstrual cycle. I was told it could be related to bcp. I do not take bcp because they tend to bring on migraines. I am going to go in because I have been cramping all month for several months and having huge mood swings. Could the vision, cramping and moodswings just be hormone related? My cycle is regular, but my Doctor thinks I might not be ovulating. I hope one day my body will get straight. Thanks for your thoughts.
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