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A member asked:
Had sexual intercourse 5 weeks post episiotomy, initial pain experienced which subsided and some bleeding. should i be concerned?
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Couldn't wait for PP: Did you get your post partum check up prior to engaging in sexual activity? The severity of the episiotomy may not have given it enough time to heal and it may have opened up again. Call you OB and make the post partum appointment if you haven't done so already.
Answered 11/25/2014
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