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I gave birth 15months ago.had a natural birth, pushed for nearly 2 hours, got 16stitches on the inside of my vagina.i now get pain down there.normal?
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Maybe: 1-could be scar tissue 2-may have torn anal sphincter and a rectal exam should be done.
Answered 4/19/2014
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