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What Could Cause A Lump / Hardness Inside The Vagina Post Partum Which Prevents Full Intercourse?

I gave birth 19 months ago and ever since, my husband and I havent been able to have full intercourse. He is unable to go in all the way. It feels like he hits a wall. I pushed my finger in and it feels like a lump that can t be moved. What can this be?
posted on Thu, 26 Sep 2013
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OBGYN,  's  Response
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The possibilities are a fibrosed vaginal scar subsequent to delivery, vaginal cyst, vaginal septum as a result of faulty suturing after labor or vaginal tears which have formed scar and prolapse. A definite diagnosis can only be made through a speculum and bi-manual exam by a specialist followed by a sonogram. While a scar, septum or cyst can be removed surgically and repaired, a prolapse needs medical management, fitness exercises and surgery if needed. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.
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Sexologist,  Dr. Ramesh Maheshwari's  Response
Get investigated iof associated fever then need antibiotic for ten days and folloup show to your near by doctor if not relived.
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What Could Cause A Lump / Hardness Inside The Vagina Post Partum Which Prevents Full Intercourse?

Hi, The possibilities are a fibrosed vaginal scar subsequent to delivery, vaginal cyst, vaginal septum as a result of faulty suturing after labor or vaginal tears which have formed scar and prolapse. A definite diagnosis can only be made through a speculum and bi-manual exam by a specialist followed by a sonogram. While a scar, septum or cyst can be removed surgically and repaired, a prolapse needs medical management, fitness exercises and surgery if needed. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.