16 days post partum and I really want to have sex again🤦🏼‍♀️I had stitches they have started dissolving and no bleeding, bad idea?

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Your placenta literally leaves a dinner plate sized wound in you. No. There’s a reason you are suppose to wait. You’re not going to die from not having sex for 6 weeks but you quite literally could hemorrhage and die from not waiting.

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REALLY bad idea.  Just wait.

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My husband rubbed my clit about 3 weeks pp and the orgasm was so intense I was hurting for days on the inside after. Waited the full 6 weeks and was still kinda uncomfortable even "healed"

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Yes. You have an open wound inside of you.

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Nope nope. Even if you didn't have stitches and your vagina felt fine, until your cervix closes, you risk hemmoraging and infection. And by hemmoraging it can be internal bleeding that can be fatal. You can't even put a tampon in you, let alone a penis. With the stitches it's even a worse idea. You can try manual stimulation, but nothing inside your vagina until your dr confirms your cervix is closed.

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That stitching is an open wound. Your cervix also needs time to come back together. This is a recipe for an infection party. Wait until you are actually cleared by your doctor. Have fun with him in other ways, it doesn’t need to involve vaginal intercourse.

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Lol anything short of 6 weeks is generally regarded as a bad idea.

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Well you could tear again. You could cause infection. You are extremely fertile after having a baby. If you have to have sex and arent ready for another be safe.

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Your still healing on the inside! Don't cause permanent damage!

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Urgh I meant yes bad idea.

16 days post partum and I really want to have sex again🤦🏼‍♀️I had stitches they have started dissolving and no bleeding, bad idea?

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