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I've just had surgery to remove both bartholin glands 2 weeks ago. i know i'm not allowed to have intercourse but what about masterbation? how long...
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Recovery: You can start sexual relations again when you feel comfortable, usually after two weeks, including masturbation, but would consult with your surgeon's preference as every surgery is different.
Answered 11/28/2017
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