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How long after an episiotomy can one become sexually active again?
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Post-partum sex ?: As any surgical repair, an episiotomy will take from 4-6 weeks to heal sufficiently to withstand vaginal intercourse. Even at that point, pain from the scar tissue may still occur.
Answered 2/27/2019
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