Having issues 'down there'- warning TMI

**sparkleymum** · 21-11-2007 15:14

Best thing is to see the dr. I had a section with my first so had no vaginal problems , its the same as beofre I was pregnant, but I do know that some people do experience a prolaspe, which is where some of the cervix, or some peoples bladder protrudes out of the vagina, a feeling like your insides are falling out.
It may not be, but the best thing is to get the Dr to have a look.
Good luck

**Freya** · 21-11-2007 16:02

Originally Posted by hayleysmummy

maybe not on the outside but the inside looks bigger or something I will have to try and find the book

That's the thing though the OUTSIDE is like a trainwreck.

**Noah_and_Elijah** · 21-11-2007 16:04

Originally Posted by OneBlessing

That's the thing though the OUTSIDE is like a trainwreck.

Oh I hear ya!!

You have a c/section you get a scar, you have a VB you get a mangled hoo-haa!

**DivinelySophistimicated** · 21-11-2007 16:06

Hahaha yeah, things seem to stretch just a bit more then used to....like when you stretch a piece of elastic out real far then let it go lol.

I actually was gunna start a thread yesterday about this but was too embarassed!!

**shed** · 21-11-2007 16:10

Originally Posted by Tam-I-Am

Its possible that your pelvic floor muscles just need some toning. Its possible that you have a slight prolapse issue. Its possible that its all completely normal.

I agree with this, it sounds like it might be your pelvic floor, and this can happen due to pregnancy rather than giving birth itself. My friend had a c-section and she had pelvic floor issues well, so its not always due to having a natural birth.

Originally Posted by noahsmama

You have a c/section you get a scar, you have a VB you get a mangled hoo-haa!

My hoo-haa is not mangled in any way, shape or form. I would hate for anyone to read this and think that a caesarean can prevent these problems, because prolapse can happen just as easily with a caesarean and often does. And you get a scar as well.

Just keeping it accurate. Don't want to scare people.

Ellefreya, I think you should go and get a referral to a specialist.

**Noah_and_Elijah** · 21-11-2007 16:12

Originally Posted by shed

My hoo-haa is not mangled in any way, shape or form. I would hate for anyone to read this and think that a caesarean can prevent these problems, because prolapse can happen just as easily with a caesarean and often does. And you get a scar as well.

I was only kidding, I should have said.