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A member asked:
Do symptoms of vaginal obstetric tears always come back after menopause? if my 3a symptoms (wind and stool incontinence (when stool is soft)) are fully healed in some time should i expect them to return after menopause?
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Obstetric tears: Obstetric tears are usually repaired postpartum. They should not cause problems years later in menopause.
Answered 2/13/2021
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