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4 weeks postpartum 3rd degree tear. why does my vagina feel heavy is that normal ?
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Follow up visit: A 3rd degree laceration is significant in that this means the tear occurs down through the anal sphincter. It can take time for the area to heal completely. Schedule a follow up visit for your doctor to examine the area and assess your progress.
Answered 2/3/2018
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