What colovaginal fistula?
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A colovaginal (also caled rectovaginal) fistula is a medical condition where there is a fistula or abnormal connection between the rectum and the vagina. Rectovaginal fistula may be extremely debilitating. If the opening between the rectum and vagina is wide it will allow both flatulence and feces to escape through the vagina, leading to fecal incontinence. There is an association with recurrent urinary and vaginal infections.\n\nI have no idea how it is treated, though...
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urethra confused about a woman's anatomy, or you have a horrible defect.
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There is a surgical procedure (vaginal reconstruction) that can make it seem like you are a virgin again
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Trust me, doctors have a lot of other stuff on their minds during a gyn exam.  They have seen hundreds or thousands of naked people, including ones with foul discharge, odors, etc.  There is nothing fun about the exam for anyone involved....but it important nonetheless.\n\nAnd...the hymen can be broken during a gyn exam if: 1) the hymen covers a large percentage of the introitus, or 2) the doctor uses a speculum that is too large, or 3) the doctor is not careful.  It is unusual but may be unavoidable.
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When was the last time you had a pelvic exam? You need one to make sure that you don't have a  vaginal hernia or uterine prolapse in that area or something else. If the anatomy is otherwise normal, try looking up kegel exercises on google, they will strengthen the pubogynacoccal muscles that make up the pelvic floor and vaginal musculature. I would check with your doc first though.
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Infections following catheterization are common and it sounds like you have one.  Go see your OB and get some antbiotics, it'll clear up in no time.  If your urethra is infected that can cause an odor as can the hormonal changes you're going through.  I don't know about the bleeding.  Your episiotomy is going to take a couple of weeks.  Your OB can tell you for sure, you really need to go see them.  The stitches will proabably dissolve in 4 or so weeks.  I know most patients had to wait at least 3 or 4 weeks for sex, it's not that long to wait, plus you'll be tired from having a newborn anyway.
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Try this (I hope this is for the right state you live in) http://www.allmedexchange.com/dir/ny/suffolk.shtml\nJust click on the OB-GYN link... if this doesn't work maybe ask a friend or call a local clinic in your area and have them recommend a good doc. \nHere is a site you may also be interested in http://health.ivillage.com/gyno/gynoperiod/topics/0,,4v4x-p3,00.html\nHope this helps, good luck:)
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Anatomically speaking it is real, but there is only one G-spot (Grafenberg-spot). It's located behind the pubic bone surrounding the urethra. The G-spot is reponsible for Skene's gland discharge (female ejaculation).
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there's lots of types of fistulas... what does this fistula connect? rectovaginal, colocutaneous, etc. or are you talking about an av fistula? \n\nnaturally formed fistulas can be difficult to care for because they're usually contaminated anyway and often need to be repaired. \n\nif you're talking about an av fistula for dialysis, that's a different story. the most common complications of an av fistula is an infection or a blood clot, and nurses who deal with av fistulas are generally quite use to these fistulas as they're relatively common in dialysis patients. blood pressures or blood draws shouldn't be done in the arm with the fistula. your fistula should only be used for dialysis by a trained person.
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The vagina as you go up and to the back from the front contains in its space the cervix or the mouth of the uterus. It appears as if the uterus has protruded into the vagina. To make the description simple, imagine a round shaped house whose roof in the middle is actually something like a cone- Infact that is exactly what it looks like. Imagine a cylinder into which a cone has been fit in reverse. If you stand in the middle of the cylinder, the apex of the cone would be pointing at you and the ceiling would be much nearer. If you are near the wall of the cylinder the ceiling is much higher and made of the base of the cone. Does this make sense to you by the way? So during the act of sex the sperm is deposited in this "higher" area( also called the vaginal fornix) and thus it would make a good site to look for sperm for later DNA or other examination.That is what they call the vaginal vault. The tip of our imaginary cone would represent the cervix of the uterus which is projecting down into the vagina. I don't know how much sense this has made. I hope it helps.\n-cheers-
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There are 2 types of pelvic u/s, transabdominal and endovaginal.  Endovaginal will break a hymen as the probe is inserted into the vagina.  Depending on the situation, you can request they do only a transabdominal which is not as good.  Your doctor can also order an MRI depending on why you are getting a pelvic US in the first place\n\nGood luck
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use the term "vaginal secretions," or vaginal fluid brought about by the swelling response.
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Bladder Diverticulum\nBladder Fistula\nNeurogenic Bladder\nCystocele\nINTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS
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Female condoms are 1.Diaphragm 2. Cervical cap.3.Vault cap. 4. Vimule. It is kept in the vagina during the sexual intercourse by the female.  There is a coil spring , flat spring, arcing spring, or a flat steel band in its rim to fit the  cervix.  They are inserted dome down with some spermicdal jelly within the cap, and along its rim. They are both mechanical and chemical ; so they  block and kills the sperms entering into the cervix.  They should not be removed  for 6 to 8 hours after  sexual intercourse.  Combined with spermicide they should not cause more than 2 or 3  pregnancies  per 100 woman yearsof use.
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you're probably fine, sweetie.\ncheck this site out. It may be a mid-cycle thing, okay? Dont panic before you have a better idea of what it is.\nhttp://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/handouts/vaginal_discharge.html\n\nTry and get health insurance, okay? Very important.
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Case Title:  On Vaginal size, vaginal enlargement, vaginal muscular development for sexual orgasm. \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nReader: 3/01/2003>My husband is complaining of vaginal loosness and I am 25 with three childeren. I am a large framed woman and am wondering if petite women have smaller vaginas. What can I do? Do women who are over weight have bigger vaginas?\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDr. Lin: 3/01/2003> The "expandable size (circumference)" of your vaginal orifice can reach twice the length of of your labia minors, approximately the maximum circumference of your mouth. The muscle and nerve of the vaginal orifice can be plastically over-stretched (deformed) by childbirth even if it has been sewed back properly. If this is the case, it will take a year or longer for the over-stretched muscle and nerve to regain its elasticity. To let the plastically deformed muscle and nerve recover faster, you need the neuro-nutrients and hGH/DHEA/androstenedione/testosterone to heal the the damaged/fatigued tissues and nerves.  Vaginal exercises are to help increase the trapping of testosterone and DHT via the local blood circulation in the PC muscle and pelvic/perineum  floor, but you need sufficient neurochemicals and hormones in the bloodstream to help build the muscle where testosterone will be burned into DHT for muscular development and ,at the same time, release the bioelectric energy to charge (sensitize) the local nerves (sensory, parasympathetic and sympathetic).  Vaginal exercises also stimulate the Greater Vestibular Glands ( http://www.actionlove.com/image/g-spot.jpg ) to  release more female precum  (like the male pre-ejaculation fluid from the bulbourethral glands for premature ejaculation) that helps accelerate female orgasmic responses. Of course, you need the neurochemicals and hormones to release  precum.\nDuring lovemaking, what he wants to feel is the gripping force of your vagina. But, his feeling also depends on his penile erection and nervous sensitivity, not only on your vaginal tightness or gripping force..\nIf his erection is weak due to a lack of the neurotransmitters acetylcholine, his penile skin surface nerves become less sensitive and you won't feel pleasure during lovemaking either.  In a lot of situations, men blame their partners' vaginal enlargement for their penile shrinkage. If his penis is very hard and can exert a high stimulation pressure on your urethral/vaginal spongy tissues, he won't feel your vaginal looseness even if your vagina is real loose; instead, you will experience a peeing   urgency and/or intercourse pain when the hard erecting penis stimulates your urethral and G-spot nerves. \nThe peeing urgency and/or intercourse pain usually happen when your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues won't erect due to a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone in the vagina/urethral spongy tissues and nerves, or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors in the vaginal/urethral arteries and tissues.  In fact,  a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone and/or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors will shrink your vaginal and urethral spongy tissues and result in vaginal enlargement.  If your vaginal condition reaches this state,  you feel nothing either during lovemaking. \nIn fact, the penile shrinkage and vaginal enlargement are the same thing as discussed in these two links-\nThe principles of the Penile/G-spot/Clitoral enlargement and Vaginal Narrowing (Reduction, yes!) are the same thing! for more sexual orgasm.If you erect your clitoris in the arousal state, your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues will become erecting to your vagin
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Are you sure it was in your uterus?  There is an area called the cul-de-sac where fluid can accumulate, but it is outside of the uterus.  I cannot think of when I have seen fluid in a non-preg uterus, even when a women is menstruating.  I think you need to talk with your doctor to make sure you understand the findings of the ultrasound.