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After how many days of SRS surgery can you start sexual intercourse?

Started by Evolving Beauty, September 29, 2013, 04:29:05 PM

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Doctorwho?

This will vary from one surgeon to another, Supporn is known for insisting on a longer healing period, (and indeed to some extent from one patient to another).

However here in the UK I believe the usual figure that my surgical colleagues would quote to patients is around three months as a minimum. Before that time tissue adhesion and revascularisation will not have happened and incisions may not have healed. Thus there is a greatly increased risk of tissue damage, infection, and possible necrosis.

Having said all that you must understand that I am still only a medical student and gender work is very unlikely to be my specialism. So if you really want a reliable answer I would ask your chosen surgeon.
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Evolving Beauty

Quote from: Doctorwho? on September 29, 2013, 05:03:01 PM
This will vary from one surgeon to another, Supporn is known for insisting on a longer healing period, (and indeed to some extent from one patient to another).

However here in the UK I believe the usual figure that my surgical colleagues would quote to patients is around three months as a minimum. Before that time tissue adhesion and revascularisation will not have happened and incisions may not have healed. Thus there is a greatly increased risk of tissue damage, infection, and possible necrosis.

Having said all that you must understand that I am still only a medical student and gender work is very unlikely to be my specialism. So if you really want a reliable answer I would ask your chosen surgeon.

I will be with Chettawut and I need to know cos I am a sex worker. The thing is the dysphoria is too high that I won't have time to wait and save more than the SRS itself and when I'm done with SRS I need to 'work' asap to pay my rent etc and that can't be too long, I can hang on on a friend only like 1 month maximum...

Maybe the Chett girls can reply me this...
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Doctorwho?

Yes I think asking him would be wise. I think you can probably take my answer of three months as a bare minimum as being a fairly good indication though. From the medical training I have already had, I would be utterly astonished if it was much less than that really.

Yes there are a few people who have got away with cutting the corners - but they are fools in my opinion. If you take that risk the consequences, and repairing them, could be very expensive and in your case could cost you your livelihood.

So whatever you are told - please do take note of it and resist the temptation to cheat.
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Jenna Marie

Depends on the doctor. Brassard's nurses said two months minimum, or until it feels comfortable. I didn't feel like testing it for quite a while longer than that. :)

Honestly, one month was too soon even for the incisions to have healed or even all the stitches to be out, and I would not have wanted to risk it - there are some VERY bad complications possible from overstraining a brand-new vagina, including fistula and prolapse, and that's aside from the serious risk of infection. One month was still soon enough that they had all these lectures and rules about being careful with the *dilator,* much less letting someone else hammer away in there.
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lovelessheart

wow that sounds painful. one month, are you serious?!chett tells you to wait three month. either that, or risk one of your clients to run away.
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mrs izzy

Quote from: Jenna Marie on September 29, 2013, 05:30:17 PM
Depends on the doctor. Brassard's nurses said two months minimum, or until it feels comfortable. I didn't feel like testing it for quite a while longer than that. :)

Honestly, one month was too soon even for the incisions to have healed or even all the stitches to be out, and I would not have wanted to risk it - there are some VERY bad complications possible from overstraining a brand-new vagina, including fistula and prolapse, and that's aside from the serious risk of infection. One month was still soon enough that they had all these lectures and rules about being careful with the *dilator,* much less letting someone else hammer away in there.

I am a Brassard girl and yes the 2 months was said as the Min but 3 months is writen on there paperwork. I am now almost 6 months out and still not wishing for anything like that to be there. I have healed without any issues but that whole area down there is not in the mood yet, but it is getting here soon.
I know some girls who have did it around the 2 months mark. But i feel it comes down to each person how they heal.

Could you do it at 1 month? maybe 2 or if you have issues maybe months later.

Izzy

Oh at 1 month it still looks ugly down there.
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Evolving Beauty

Quote from: lovelessheart on September 29, 2013, 06:20:11 PM
wow that sounds painful. one month, are you serious?!chett tells you to wait three month. either that, or risk one of your clients to run away.

3 months? OMG!!!  :o I guess I'll need to be more patient, work and save more then.  :-\ This dysphoria is killing me big time already. I'm getting effing old and milfy. I'm so late in life LATE LATE LATE...  :embarrassed:
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calico

Quote from: Evolving Beauty on September 29, 2013, 06:48:19 PM
3 months? OMG!!!  :o I guess I'll need to be more patient, work and save more then.  :-\ This dysphoria is killing me big time already. I'm getting effing old and milfy. I'm so late in life LATE LATE LATE...  :embarrassed:

3 months minimum for chett, I waited till almost 4 months however, sex combined with dilation is difficult, oh and the 3 months is if everything go's as planned and you don't have any complications.
"To be one's self, and unafraid whether right or wrong, is more admirable than the easy cowardice of surrender to conformity."― Irving Wallace  "Before you can be anything, you have to be yourself. That's the hardest thing to find." -  E.L. Konigsburg
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Jenna Marie

Izzy : Good point about looks, too. Honestly, mine didn't start looking/feeling like genitalia (and not a surgical site with nasty healing/healed wounds) until at least 4 months!
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mrs izzy

Quote from: Jenna Marie on September 29, 2013, 08:32:02 PM
Izzy : Good point about looks, too. Honestly, mine didn't start looking/feeling like genitalia (and not a surgical site with nasty healing/healed wounds) until at least 4 months!

Same here around the same time. Once the hair really started to hide a few of the red areas of my scar line did i start to like how it looked.

Izzy
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Evolving Beauty

Quote from: calico on September 29, 2013, 07:24:25 PM
3 months minimum for chett, I waited till almost 4 months however, sex combined with dilation is difficult, oh and the 3 months is if everything go's as planned and you don't have any complications.

Someone just PM me and popped to me an excellent idea. She told me to do only anal under excuse I am having period. Does anal 'disturb' the recently 1 month operated vagina? Will anal sex hurt the neo-vagina? Is it ok to do anal when you're recenlty 1 month operated?

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calico

Quote from: Evolving Beauty on September 30, 2013, 03:13:29 AM
Someone just PM me and popped to me an excellent idea. She told me to do only anal under excuse I am having period. Does anal 'disturb' the recently 1 month operated vagina? Will anal sex hurt the neo-vagina? Is it ok to do anal when you're recenlty 1 month operated?

No definately not ok as the areas are to close together and you would risk anus to vaginal fistula which is severly not good, actually can be life threatening. 1 month post op you aren't gonna feel like doing much ,heck you will still have tons of stitchs which you won't be ale to explain,by 3 month most of the stitchs should be disolved. At 3 month I don't think is a good idea still as the suture line will finally have taken perment hold, don't want to risk opening a would by being impatient and risky.
"To be one's self, and unafraid whether right or wrong, is more admirable than the easy cowardice of surrender to conformity."― Irving Wallace  "Before you can be anything, you have to be yourself. That's the hardest thing to find." -  E.L. Konigsburg
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Jenna Marie

Yeah, I would guess that anal is safer than vaginal sex, but still fairly risky. (Of course, ask the surgeon!) Some women have more pelvic space and the vagina isn't placed dangerously close to the back passage, but there's no way to know until afterward AND questioning closely if you're one of those, and fistula is not something you want to take chances on. It's pretty much the worst possible complication short of death, as I understand it.
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JessicaNYCgirl

Quote from: Evolving Beauty on September 29, 2013, 06:48:19 PM
3 months? OMG!!!  :o I guess I'll need to be more patient, work and save more then.  :-\ This dysphoria is killing me big time already. I'm getting effing old and milfy. I'm so late in life LATE LATE LATE...  :embarrassed:

HEY "EVOLVING BEAUTY" THAT IS EXACTLY HOW IM FEELING TOO (dysphoria) ITS  SO  FUNNY! I feel like i'm a lil late  but not too late
i'm 35yo. wish i did this when i was in my 20s but hey better later than never

im having my SRS  in 5 months or so  im very excited and also saving LOTS!   Grrrrr  hehe
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Vicky

I probably should stay out of this since I am not a Chett girl, but while my surgeon says 6 weeks post op, one PVI = 1 dilation, and at that point it was 3 dilations per day.  At 6 weeks I hate to say it, but I was sore enough that while male companionship and a little sex talk would have been nice, I would have been VERY uncomfortable with him in control of the dilator.  Think of it that way.  The dissolving stitches nearest my anus were the last ones to go as well.   

I refuse to have a war of wits with a half armed opponent!!

Wiser now about Post Op reality!!
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nessa76

Quote from: Doctorwho? on September 29, 2013, 05:03:01 PM
This will vary from one surgeon to another, Supporn is known for insisting on a longer healing period, (and indeed to some extent from one patient to another).

However here in the UK I believe the usual figure that my surgical colleagues would quote to patients is around three months as a minimum. Before that time tissue adhesion and revascularisation will not have happened and incisions may not have healed. Thus there is a greatly increased risk of tissue damage, infection, and possible necrosis.

Having said all that you must understand that I am still only a medical student and gender work is very unlikely to be my specialism. So if you really want a reliable answer I would ask your chosen surgeon.

I agree with this. Every surgeon has different recommendations. I had my surgery done by James Bellringer in the UK (London). Ask the surgeon these questions, as he or she will know.
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dejan160

it is all individual. I was ready to have sex about 4 months after the surgery. But one month... No way. I think you should save some more money to pay rent and to live for at least 3 months before you can go back to work
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Northern Jane

I was a Biber girl and nothing was said about how long to wait. I was, however, under the care of a gynecologist during my healing and was seeing him weekly. At 5 weeks I asked him when I could have sex and he asked "Do you have someone in mind?" I just blushed because I didn't.

I lasted 6 weeks before I was seduced  :o

On my next appointment with the gynecologist a few days later he started his exam and just started laughing. I blushed!  ;D
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