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Perineal Correction

Perineal correction is a surgical procedure done to remove the collapse or bulge of the perineal tissues caused by an episiotomy scar that is poorly healed. Inflammation, traumatic deliveries, home delivery, and episiotomy suture opening after delivery are the reasons for perineal tears. In addition, perineal correction surgeries are done in young women even before pregnancy for esthetic reasons.

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Can I get my perineal incision correction done after a long gap?

Query: Hi doctor, 24 years ago, while giving birth, I had a perineal incision. Though one stitch tore after a few days, it was not repaired. For the last 10 years, I have been riding horses with no issues. But, slowly over time, my perineal tissue has continued to deteriorate. Until now, I have no perineal...  Read Full »


Dr. Mavani Jimesh Himatbhai

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Yes, you are right. It has to be repaired. If you do not have a problem in defecation, then you can wait for some time. But, after repair, you have to take rest for at least three months and you cannot ride horses until then. Healing will complete by three months ...  Read Full »

Post-episiotomy, lump near the anus without blood. Is it normal?

Query: Hello doctor,I gave birth last year. And I have an episiotomy. In the following months, I had no problem. But this month, I felt something near my anus. It has a small lump, and it feels uncomfortable. I do not have blood or any liquid near my stitch. So I want to ask if it is normal. Kindly suggest...  Read Full »


Dr. Uzma Arqam

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Episiotomy stitching matters. When these stitches in episiotomy were healing, you could not touch or feel them more frequently, and the process took time to heal. In the process of episiotomy, cut space is stitched in layers and tries to reshape near to natural anatomy...  Read Full »

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