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My girlfriend is afraid her vagina won't go back to its normal look after we just had our baby..... its been four weeks, should she be concerned?
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No: She should not be concerned provided she had no major complications after the delivery, like tears that necessitated extensive repair.
Answered 9/8/2013
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