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Itching inside..... After ten weeks?

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ren123
ren123

Ten weeks since my sff and everything itches again inside. Is it normal to still have itching this far out?

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  • ren123
    ren123

    Posted

    Oh... I have no thrush of infection or so. All tests were negative.
  • Mugrad1991
    Mugrad1991 ren123

    Posted

    I had itching for quite sometime. If your incision was vaginal, it is just part of the healing process. My stitches were the ones that dissolved and a few months later, they were still falling out in the shower. If you have been tested for yeast, thrush or any other infection and it came up negative, my guess is that it is just part of the healing process. 
    • ren123
      ren123 Mugrad1991

      Posted

      They made an incision in the back wall to reach the sacrospinous ligament. But haven't seen any stitches come out so far.

  • sagarius
    sagarius ren123

    Posted

    Do you have a follow up appt? It may be some bacteria in there
    • ren123
      ren123 sagarius

      Posted

      Went back two weeks ago and had a telephone app last week... The outcome was negative.
  • latisha75352
    latisha75352 ren123

    Posted

    You are still healing
    • ren123
      ren123 latisha75352

      Posted

      Does it really take that long? Today it has been itching inside all throughout the day. Shouldn't stitches at the top sbe gone within six weeks?

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 ren123

      Posted

      Not necessarily.. Everyone is different and you have to be patient hunx
  • ren123
    ren123

    Posted

    At the moment I don't know who to turn to anymore. All day yesterday had itching/burning at the top op the vagina, today it started with itching in the right labia, which then started on the right inside moving to the right buttock. What is wrong with me?? 😫

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 ren123

      Posted

      Sometimes the nerves get affected when they make the cut. It can take months for this to recover.

      Have you tried some coconut oil around the labia and vulva. This can be very soothing for itching. Other than getting it checked out I think it's just the healing process.

      Definitely think all the nerves etc need to e to heal hun. X

    • ren123
      ren123 welshgirl67

      Posted

      I'm just really scared it will be like this forever. It's driving me insane! And it seems even worse than a few weeks ago

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 ren123

      Posted

      No hun it will get better.. Nerves take months to recover. The back wall has a lot of nerves that can get damaged..

      I would definitely go back to your surgeon. What did they tell you?x

    • sagarius
      sagarius ren123

      Posted

      I know the feeling, deep itching and be careful not to over stimulate yourself, your lips will swell up and be careful not to paper cut yourself with your fingernails. You need womb healing salve!
    • ren123
      ren123 sagarius

      Posted

      The itching/burning has now moved to my right buttock. I am so afraid that something is wrong. The last 1,5 week I have had more itching and burning than all the weeks before.
    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 ren123

      Posted

      Can you ring your surgeons Secretary. They will give you piece of mind.xx
    • ren123
      ren123 welshgirl67

      Posted

      I will call my GP. I also noticed that there still is at least a stitch. It's underneath the skin. Is a stitch hard thread?

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 ren123

      Posted

      It can take months to dissolve. Are you looking down there lol I still won't look and I'm 4 mths post op. X

    • ren123
      ren123 welshgirl67

      Posted

      Not looking but feeling. And went to my GP she says the sharp hard bit is scar tissue.
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