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Changes in female genital anatomy after childbirth, including physiological and intentional alterations, and the role of surgery and conservative treatments.
Available anatomical studies report a typical resting vaginal depth in reproductively aged adult women clustering around roughly 6–10 centimeters (about 2.4–4 inches), with commonly cited averages nea...
Female genital anatomy commonly changes after childbirth and can be altered intentionally or unintentionally by surgery; most changes are physiological and often improve with time or non‑surgical ther...
A vagina does not become permanently “too loose” simply from sex or accommodating a penis of typical size—its walls are elastic and designed to stretch during arousal and penetration and then return t...
Parity and the mode of delivery leave measurable, often cumulative marks on pelvic floor anatomy: vaginal birth—especially the first vaginal birth and operative vaginal deliveries—carries the stronges...