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How to ease sexual pain after i had a baby?
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See your doctor: Be patient. Do not resume sex until you are cleared by your physician. Use water based lubricants if dryness is a problem. This is particularly common if you are breast feeding. Persistently painful sex is not normal and you need to be evaluated.
Answered 2/20/2014
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