Re: Weird question about sex after resection (Somewhat graphic)

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I have a weird question: I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill). I

am diag. BU but think it could be SU and waiting for my preconception

consult to find out. So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has had

their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

any long term way or less pleasurable?

I don't mean to be too personal. But waiting 3+ months for the consult is

giving me way too much time to come up with these thoughts and questions.

Any input is appreciated.

Angie

BU (SU?) 2mc

Digest Number 623

[Guest guest]

I have a weird question: I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill). I

am diag. BU but think it could be SU and waiting for my preconception

consult to find out. So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has had

their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

any long term way or less pleasurable?

I don't mean to be too personal. But waiting 3+ months for the consult is

giving me way too much time to come up with these thoughts and questions.

Any input is appreciated.

Angie

BU (SU?) 2mc

Digest Number 623

[Guest guest]

I have a weird question: I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill). I

am diag. BU but think it could be SU and waiting for my preconception

consult to find out. So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has had

their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

any long term way or less pleasurable?

I don't mean to be too personal. But waiting 3+ months for the consult is

giving me way too much time to come up with these thoughts and questions.

Any input is appreciated.

Angie

BU (SU?) 2mc

Digest Number 623

[Guest guest]

<<I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

>periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill).>.

I always have had very painful periods - the first day was always hell, I

had such intense cramping pain in my pelvic area that I would have one

sleepless night. I always thought this was just how everyone experienced

cramps. Since my septum resection surgery in Jan/02, the cramps are GONE!

I still get a minor cramping feeling, but it is a 100 times less intense.

<<So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

>periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

>when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has

>had

>their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

>when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

>any long term way or less pleasurable?>.

Up until last month, I was honestly feeling that sex was not feeling as good

as it was prior to surgery. Orgasms were less intense and I felt swollen in

the vaginal area. But that seems to have passed, and all is well now - good

thing! I think that the surgery, although minor, is still invasive and the

body can lose some sensitivity through the healing period. But, I stress

that for me that has passed, so it is not long-term.

I think this is a normal question...after all, we're talking about surgery

to a very sensitive an significant part of our bodies!

29,

SU resected ,bicollis, 2 m/c, ttc

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<<I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

>periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill).>.

I always have had very painful periods - the first day was always hell, I

had such intense cramping pain in my pelvic area that I would have one

sleepless night. I always thought this was just how everyone experienced

cramps. Since my septum resection surgery in Jan/02, the cramps are GONE!

I still get a minor cramping feeling, but it is a 100 times less intense.

<<So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

>periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

>when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has

>had

>their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

>when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

>any long term way or less pleasurable?>.

Up until last month, I was honestly feeling that sex was not feeling as good

as it was prior to surgery. Orgasms were less intense and I felt swollen in

the vaginal area. But that seems to have passed, and all is well now - good

thing! I think that the surgery, although minor, is still invasive and the

body can lose some sensitivity through the healing period. But, I stress

that for me that has passed, so it is not long-term.

I think this is a normal question...after all, we're talking about surgery

to a very sensitive an significant part of our bodies!

29,

SU resected ,bicollis, 2 m/c, ttc

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<<I'm reading on here that MA's can cause painful

>periods (which I've always had long, painful ones when not on the pill).>.

I always have had very painful periods - the first day was always hell, I

had such intense cramping pain in my pelvic area that I would have one

sleepless night. I always thought this was just how everyone experienced

cramps. Since my septum resection surgery in Jan/02, the cramps are GONE!

I still get a minor cramping feeling, but it is a 100 times less intense.

<<So I'm thinking, if it causes more intense, crampy

>periods, could it also cause more intense, um, well, could it help you out

>when you're Oing? ( and I don't mean ovulating here). Has anyone who has

>had

>their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a change

>when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it painful in

>any long term way or less pleasurable?>.

Up until last month, I was honestly feeling that sex was not feeling as good

as it was prior to surgery. Orgasms were less intense and I felt swollen in

the vaginal area. But that seems to have passed, and all is well now - good

thing! I think that the surgery, although minor, is still invasive and the

body can lose some sensitivity through the healing period. But, I stress

that for me that has passed, so it is not long-term.

I think this is a normal question...after all, we're talking about surgery

to a very sensitive an significant part of our bodies!

29,

SU resected ,bicollis, 2 m/c, ttc

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wrote:

Has anyone who has had

> their septums removed or any type of corrective

> surgery noticed a change

> when it comes to sex? After the initial healing

> period, was it painful in

> any long term way or less pleasurable?

> Angie

> BU (SU?) 2mc

>

Hello Angie,

I was diagnosed with a SU, and had surgery in late

march of this year to remove the septum. Before I had

surgery, having sex was very painful to me....it felt

that there was a mass being bumped with every

thrust....it totally interfered with our sex life.

After surgery, I swear that it somehow felt " roomier "

which doesn't make too much sense, but it is a lot

less painful now, and I can enjoy the intimacy now

more than before. I wish you luck at your

appointment! Take care!

- Amy Whaley, SU (resected 3/25/02), PCOS, 8wks

pregnant with #1

> Digest Number 623

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[Guest guest]

> Has anyone who has had

> their septums removed or any type of corrective surgery noticed a

change

> when it comes to sex? After the initial healing period, was it

painful in

> any long term way or less pleasurable?

That's a great question! I had a complete septum resected and

noticed no immediate or long-term pain, nor any change in intensity

or any kind of sensation.

Beth

SU