Is the vagina tight for women who have had a cesarean section?

Female friends are very concerned about their vaginas, because if a woman's vagina is tighter, both men and women can feel greater pleasure during sexual intercourse. However, many women who give birth naturally will experience vaginal relaxation. Therefore, in order to avoid this phenomenon, many women choose to give birth by cesarean section. So will a woman's vagina become tighter after a cesarean section?

Because the fetus is delivered through the vagina, the vagina expands significantly after being squeezed by the newborn, the muscles and hymen are completely destroyed, and the elasticity is significantly reduced. Moreover, when the mother is in labor, the muscles and ligaments in the pelvis will be fully stretched, thus preparing the birth canal for the baby's birth. Therefore, even women who choose to have a caesarean section will experience vaginal relaxation, so vaginal relaxation in women is inevitable. Therefore, we advise female friends who choose cesarean section to prevent vaginal relaxation to try to choose natural birth for the sake of their own and their baby's health.

The vagina is divided into anterior wall and posterior wall. The average length of the anterior wall is 7-9cm, and the length of the posterior wall is 9-12cm. As age increases and the number of births increases, the length of the vagina also increases. The anterior wall increases to 0.5-1.2cm, and the posterior wall increases to 1.0-2.0cm. During natural childbirth, women's vagina will suffer varying degrees of damage, the most common of which is vaginal relaxation.

As the number of births increases and age grows, the vagina also stretches. With each birth, the anterior wall of the vagina grows 0.5-1.2cm and the posterior wall grows 1.0-2.0cm. During childbirth, vaginal and perineal tears often occur due to damage to the birth canal, involving the perineum and the tissues attached there. In addition, postpartum estrogen secretion is prone to decrease, leading to vaginal dryness.

The vagina itself has a certain repair function, and the expansion phenomenon that occurs after delivery can be recovered within 3-6 months after delivery. But after all, the muscles in the vagina are completely damaged by squeezing and tearing. Therefore, it is impossible to return to the tight state before childbirth, and even if it is recovered, it will take a long time for the vaginal elasticity to recover. A better way is: postpartum mothers can use some exercises, such as levator ani exercises, contraction exercises, and external products to enhance elasticity recovery, treat postpartum vaginal relaxation, and promote vaginal firming. If the relaxation is severe, you can use Que Shi Jin to get better results.