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Q. I have had Discomfort and episodes of pain in the region of my bladder/uterus since having my second child by cesarean section one year ago. Recently I had a very painful experience during and following intercourse which I haven’t experienced before, this was 3 days ago and I am still sore. My periods have changed from 28 day regular to 21 day regular and stopping after 3 days. I also have had painful episodes of diarrhoea and variation of back pain, and my lower stomach is still bloated and at times I look as if I am still pregnant. I eat a healthy diet, exercise and keep active. I haven’t seen my GP yet, I dout I would give it time after the surgery but it doesn’t seem to be improving. I this normal after 2 cesarean sections?,

 

A. Thanks. You should not be incapacitated even after four Caesarean Sections, so my answer is, no it is not normal. You should see your GP as soon as possible – you may need to go back to the local hospital to see a gynaecologist. good luck

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. Hi…i gave birth to my first child in april 2011 thru c-section…during recovery after c-section i experienced sudden pain in my left leg when i get up from the bed and try to walk(almost everyday)…it was severe initially and got reduced in around 6 months…i am normal all the time but experience this pain from my buttocks till foot suddenly without my knowledge…something like no strength to keep my foot on the floor only during that pain….i didnt take it seriously since it was occasional…….but now 20 weeks pregnant with my second baby…m worried whether it is becoz of the epidural and wat will happen during the delivery of my second child and whether my pain is permanent or will it get cured..pls advice me
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A. Thanks. Apologies for the delay in answering your question. There is a possibility that there is a nerve that gets irritated during a chug of position from getting out of bed, after a prolonged petted of rest, and relative stiffness. It’s difficult for me to say it’s due to the epidural, or if you had a spinal block. I suggest you should arrange to see your anaesthetist well before your due date, to discuss what happened last c-section and what is likely to happen during this delivery. You may need to have further tests of nerve function if the problem persists after this pregnancy.

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. Mr Daniels,
My daughter gave birth 10 weeks ago to a healthy baby girl. There were complications at the birth insofar as the baby was in distress. In addition to the pressence of the Midwife Consultants were present at the birth and I am advised it was a Consultant who delivered the baby. My daughter in the last 48 hours was admitted to A&E at her local Hospital where she has been diagnosed with a Uterine Prolapse with the suggestion being it may have been caused during the childbirth by the use of forceps damaging the uterus. My daughter is now facing surgery, hospitalisation and inability to conduct a normal life for 6 weeks but most upsetting of all the realisation that she will be unable to have a natural birth with any subsequent child. Overcoming the difficulties ids the primary concern however can I seek your opinion as to whether the outline details that I have provided can b attributable to professional error at the time of the birth. ,

 

A. This is a legal question of professional liability or negligence. I cannot make comments without looking at the evidence. Suffice to say that it can happen, after normal delivery without the use of any instrument. It seems to be a little mor than just “uterine prolapse” though if she is so incapacitated..

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. Since having a child 5 years ago, I have extremely heavy and painful periods. I feel like I’m coming down with flu before hand and the pain is the same as when I was in labour. Sex is painful, I suffer from pelvic pain and lower back pain. Very tired. My stomach tends to bloat after sex also.
I think my pelvic floor muscles may be damaged, as everything feels a bit dropped.
The second stage of my labour was long, my baby was lying back to back, I had an epidural and forceps.
I have been to my doctor who has given me 3 courses of antibiotics even though she cant find an infection! Please advise! ,

 

A. Thanks. Do ask your doctor to assess you for possible endometriosis. It may mean your doctor referring you to a gynaecologist for a laparoscopy – camera view of your pelvic structure. Your doctor may of course try some other hormone sto try to stop you from ovulating and see how this affects your symptoms.

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. Hi I had a vaginal twin delivery at 37 weeks two years ago, the first twin was delivered with a ventuose as his head was moulded and no amount of pushing would get him out. For some months after the birth I felt I had a very weak pelvis, and if I had wind or tried to go to the loo I would get severe pains similar to the pain of contractions, and was constipated. My Doctor told me that nothing is normal again after having children and was left to it, things all generally settled down and have been fine after losing weight and trying to be healthy but 4 days ago after a sudden upset stomach I have had a persistent pain in my lower stomach, just above my pubic bone, which is worse when lifting, or walking as the pain is more intense, and I am having difficulty going to the toilet again . I am worried about a prolapse as I am only 32 and have scared myself looking at horror stories on the internet! I should also mention I was diagnosed with SPD at 30 weeks pregnant.,

 

A. Thanks. I think its best to go to your GP who may refer you to a gynecologist to be checked over.

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. I had some damage during childbirth two years ago, and believe my vaginal (external) could be better enhanced.Is this possible? and how much would the cost of this procedure.

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A. Thanks. This nature of perineoplasty / vulvoplasty type of surgery should cost £2500 on the average. Do make further enuiries via info@gynecosmetics.com. You certainly need an iniital assessment and discussion on that needs to be done. If you are up to it you could send a coded (non-identifying) photo to the e-mail for initial opinion.

Mr. Joe Daniels

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PF

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. Dear doctor Joe Daniel, I had a misscarage a month ago and I have a pain in my upper back and my breasts.A milk is coming out of my breast or sometimes a light-brown liquid.Is it possible the reson for that to be the lost of my baby and what could you advise me to do?.I was 12 weeks pregnant.
Thank you very much.,

 

A. Thanks. I am sorry to hear of your loss. Eventually the milky discharge will stop. You can help by wearing a firm bra, and taking some milk pain-killers, if your breast are sore. If there is any resemblance that the brownish loss is blood from your nipple, then I suggest you see your GP, asap

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PFTel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. I am a European citizen working in London for another 6 weeks. I just found out I am pregnant and according to my calculations this can be my 8th week. This is my first pregnancy and am 32 years old. Can I have my first pregnancy examination done in the UK ? Where should I go?,

 

A. Yes you can. Any gynaecologist should be able to do this for you. My suggestion is that you do a search for one closest to you. The most importnat is to arrange a pelvic scan. If you do need further help with this, kindly contact info@gynecosmetics.com with your details, and I’ll arrange this for you.

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PFTel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. hi, After a fourth misscarriage my doctor find out i have divided uterus , and i have exter layer in my uters,can you give me advise please. i am so upset.,

 

A. Thanks. There are so many variations of the uterine anomalies, such that the best person to explain the likely effect of conception and pregnancy is your gynaecoloigst who gave you this information Pls do make an appointment to dicuss further

10 Harley Street
London
W1G 9PFTel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com

Q. I got a baby by normal delivery on 23rd feb 10..but got some stitches inside my virgina during delivery.in the left side of my vergina…and now after six months there is still pain in my virgina in the left side…during sex after three months delivery i feel very tightness nd pain in my virgina like something blocking my vergina from inside ,,,i cant enjoy sex an life..please help me..when i feel normal..thanks ,

 

A. Thanks. You need a consultation, to see what is going on – Do speak to your GP and then take it from there. If there is a problem, with the vaginal entrance, you may need to get this stretched or piece of skin taken out.

Tel. 0844 880 6948 or 0800 652 4734
Web: www.gynecosmetics.com