would you get vaginal rejuvination surgery after childbirth?
965705
I have been pregnant 12 times and have delivered 9 babies, the largest almost 10 pounds and the smallest exactly 8. The labia do NOT stretch out and become deformed. The vagina may be slightly stretched at first but can retain it's size rather easily and Kegal exercises are easy, free exercises that work wonders. Remember that the vagina is a stretchy vault in the first place and actually stretched to accommodate any size penis every time it needs to. Surgery would be ridiculous except under very unusual circumstances.
139299
I had it done back in the 1990's and it's a simple operation.  Three small cuts are made and one small cut at the bellybutton.  I do not know what the doctor did during the surgery, but recover was a snap and my scars are so small and so far down below the panty line, they can't be seen.  I'm glad I had it done.
535764
That is up to your surgeon, not  you. Sorry. Give his nurse a call, she'll/he'll have the correct answer for you, not us, anyway,haha.
320921
Presuming that you mean C-section as the operation, the second one can be delivered vaginally as long as the C-section incision was not vertical.  Vertical incisions weaken the uterine wall such that vaginal births become impossible.
1094295
Do whatever makes you happy.  It is costly but insurance will cover part of the surgery if there is a legitimate medical reason, ie: back ache.  Just keep in mind how much it will hurt afterwards, and it may be hard to take care of your baby if you're in pain.
1021230
YES it's call VBAC - Vaginal Birth After C-Section
100409
it will never go back the same that it was, but you could do a bunch of crunches (like 50 a day) or you could get surgery to fix it, although if you have another kid it's just going to go back to the way it is now. Even with crunches your skin will be loose for a while (like it was right after you had the baby) but it will go back eventually.
240224
Doctors want moms to wait until after their six week check up. Also, many women are very fertile after having a baby so getting pregnant again right away is very possible. Keep that in mind!
602626
Ask your MD or surgeon who performs it. My sis had it done and there were complications afterwards, but they fixed it and now she has lost more weight and she likes the results.
1031648
it doesn't sound good. I say, see your doctor. There may have been some complication after the birth that is just now manifesting itself. Don't wait. You have a child who needs  you to be healthy.
533391
what do you exactly want to get? PAIN? or...get fast to the hospital? or...become unable to have sex again?   i have a few ideeas for you ;)\n1. if you want pain...take a hammer and hit your fingers... it hurts like hell and the reconstructive surgery is easier\n2. get to the hospitall fast? ...the first answer is good for the too\n3. not have sex again?   go see a psychiatrist and you will start to think better ...\n4. not happy with your "size"...   use a medical treatment... not one found on a stupid web page ;)\ntake care man..and don`t stick anything in there ..because it will hurt
666033
Yes. While highly unlikely, both procedures have been known to "reverse" themselves without warning, for example the cut ends of the vas deferens may actually grow back together again.
718091
If you didn't take care of it after you had the C-section then there may not be much you can do. But there are many creams that can be used as lighteners to help reduce the appearance of scars or take them away permanently. Just don't use anything you find on the market ask your doctor for more advice.
964331
Talk to your doctor.  After any procedure involving the vagina or cervix it's usually advisable to wait at least a month before having sex again, to give things time to heal.
964928
Yes it is entirely possible.  Your body will rejet it on its own, no intervention is needed.  My mum had this and it took the stitch 2 years to come out (but it was a very deep stitch, not a surface stitch).
1066301
Well,ideally speaking,you should wait for 1 full year after your C-section before getting pregnant.This allows the uterine scar to heal thoroughly,thus reducing the chances of uterine rupture in your next  labour,and also to reduce the risk of the placenta attaching to the site of incision ,causing different problems.\nBUT,when all is said and done,you are only 5 months away from the 'ideal' and l have known patients who delivered safely in similar circustances to yours,so don't worry.The 'ideal' is a guide and not an absolute.
125104
ask a doctor, but I believe if the surgery was a complete success, you can still breast feed.