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Can you have redundant vaginal tissue without having a prolapse of some kind?
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Vaginal Tissue: Vaginal tissue can become lax over time, especially with child bearing. This could cause redundancy of tissue. Get medically checked for more accurate assessment.
Answered 5/7/2017
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