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Correction of wrong vaginal stitching is possible?
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Sometimes: It depends on what was done. If this was repair of episiotomy or tear after delivery, no treatment may be necessary and with time things will heal. If this occurred during some other vaginal surgery, it may be corrected. See a gynecological surgeon to determine what may be done.
Answered 9/21/2013
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