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I am 3 weeks post partum and noticed my clitoris looks as if it has moved down, it's not as high up as it used to be. normal?
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Probably normal: It is common for the pelvic anatomy to be a bit distorted and potentially permanently altered as a result of parturition. However, at three weeks postpartum there may still be a significant change in the outward appearance of the anatomy as everything tries to return to normal.
Answered 6/11/2017
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