Patient's question:
Symptom Description: During sexual intercourse, my wife has lubrication, but her vagina does not contract. Have there been any previous treatments and their effectiveness: No treatment has been administered. What kind of help do you want: Is this an issue with her or with me? What should we do?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you currently have obvious vaginal relaxation, you can go to the hospital or a pelvic floor rehabilitation center for testing. Then, based on your condition, a personalized plan can be developed, including bioelectric stimulation therapy, to improve vaginal relaxation. The success rate of vaginal tightening surgery depends on the purpose of the surgery for the patient. If the patient is the first type, aiming to improve the quality of sexual life between couples, then how should vaginal tightening be treated? Generally, for patients who are treated to address stress urinary incontinence, the results after vaginal tightening surgery are quite good. After wound recovery, the quality of sexual life can be improved. How should vaginal tightening be treated? It is recommended to pay attention to external genital hygiene after surgery, maintain regular bowel movements, and receive intravenous antibiotics for 3 days. Rest in bed for 7 days, and clean the incision with povidone-iodine daily. Stitches will be removed after 7 days. Sexual activity should be avoided for 2 months.Antibiotic prophylaxis: Postoperatively, intravenous antibiotics (commonly referred to as IV drips) should be administered for 3-6 days.