SCARS & SEX

How we form scar tissue and how it might affect us sexually is a very individual experience. Some scars heal so well that all you see is a thin, almost invisible line.  Others form a hard and inelastic twine that can extend into the body and adhere to inner tissues and organs and cause sexual difficulties.  

Scar tissue can also occure in connection with inflammation and infections.  Scar tissue can be situated on the outside of the skin, but it can also be apparent inside the vagina or between tissue and organs. Scar tissue in the vagina may result in a narrowed, diminished or closed vagina.