In many cases, these cuts can heal on their own. Certain conditions can also make you more susceptible to tears or scrapes in this area. Keep reading to find out more about why they may be happening, how to treat them, and when you should see your doctor. Vaginal cuts are often accompanied by feelings of discomfort — especially during urination — and minor bleeding. In order to properly treat it, you need to take a look at how deep the cut is and determine whether other symptoms, such as pus, are present. The best way to assess your symptoms is to position a compact or hand mirror so that you can see the reflection of your vagina. You should always wash your hands before and after you touch a wound — especially a wound in the genital area — to prevent the spread of bacteria.
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Rectovaginal tears occur after sex toys insertion, rape, and accidents 1. They may cause severe life-threatening bleeding 2. Rectovaginal tears after consensual sexual intercourse, are extremely rare 3. In most cases, a sphincter trauma is present. We report a case with a two cm laceration to the posterior vaginal and anterior rectal wall, sparing the sphincters. A year-old nulliparous woman presented with acute vaginal bleeding and severe pain after sexual intercourse with her male partner. The couple reported no use of sex toys or foreign bodies during sexual intercourse. Vaginal examination revealed a two cm laceration of the vaginal wall, communicating directly with the anterior rectal wall.
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My vagina tore when I had my first child. I healed, and when I had another child five years later, I tore in the same place. My midwives sewed me up and told me everything looked fine, but I noticed certain changes: it was next to impossible to hold in flatulence. Constipation became a painful and humiliating constant. I leaked urine when I sneezed no matter how many kegels I did. And it felt like the physical angle of everything having to do with evacuation and intercourse had somehow shifted after childbirth in new and uncomfortable ways. I felt like my vag was broken. That something was wrong. She told me that a rectocele occurs when the muscle between the rectum and vagina is so worn and thin that the rectum kind of pops out into the vagina.
