what does vaginal birth feel like does it hurt like some women say it does or are they over exzagerating?
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I had my son naturally. It feel like nothing else you could imagine. And yes it hurts alot. Try to go to the bathroom as much as possible before you start to push. Also the body is an amazing thing. When you start to go into labor your body will naturally try to 'clean itself out' so that there is more room for the baby to come down the birth canal. Its quite miraculous actually. Don't worry, you wont be thinking about that when the time comes! The worst part for me was getting sewn back up after my epesiotomy. That really hurt!! Take as many birthing classes as you can and get the book What to Expect When Youre Expecting. Its the best thing you can do for yourself. Also exercising throughout pregnancy will really keep you in shape for labor.
639326
Don't remember NONE!no pain in the early part, just morning sickness,feels like the flu.
186426
It sounds like middleschmirtz. You can look it up on the web (yea, that is really the name). It is painful ovulation. Starts about two weeks or so after your last period began. It can cause mild to severe cramping feeling and lower back pain. (You would think we suffer enoung with the rest of the whole female cycle! Geesh!)\n\nLook in to it. That may be what is going on. \nAnother that I can think of is ovarian cysts. That can cause quite a bit of pain and discomfort too.\n\nEither way, if it continues, probably would be a good idea to see your OBGYN
54718
It feels like contractions.or sharp cramps but only last for few minutes. so if you ever given birth or had a bad monthly cycle you know that feeling. sort off. just like going in the iud will also cause you to have severe bleeding for a few days...
983152
You can feel the uterus contract and all your energy is focused on your vaginal area.  Some women have an actual discharge during orgasm but mostly it is muscle contraction in the pelvic region and contraction of the uterus.  Also your heartrate will increase dramatically followed by a phrase such as "oh my God!!!!"  Then you know you had one.  (smiles)
226815
Experienced with various sizes..You get a different kind of orgazism.   Intense organism..I like it but it can hurt...try extra lubrication...my husband, of course, likes it but I feel a little soar the next day...By the way thanks for anwsering one of my questions.  Peace Out!!!
630887
You can't decide it considering the birth of your first child. Don't fret, go to a doc and get it checked and all. Movement usually starts around 3 months, but it isnt necessary that you be the same as others.So, pls go to a gynaec.
158006
u will want to sleep during labor... u will need ur rest cuz giving birth takes alot out of you.. sleep sleep sleep cuz once u give birth.. ur not going to get much..
885138
It feels like an intense itching, burning sensation, in your vagina and the surrounding area. This itching is not always present, but can get really bad. looks like clumpy nasty white stuff. most medical descriptions compare the discharge to cheese, but it can range from thick and not clumpy to faintly yellow to thin and clear. \nIt usually smells like bread or beer. in fact, it smells pretty much exactly like yeast, although the yeast used in brewing and baking is an entirely different species (Saccharomyces cerevisiae). \nYou should not miss your period with this,\ntry this website for more info\nhttp://www.msu.edu/user/eisthen/yeast/symptom.html\n\n\n its very annoying, wearing cotton underwear and not using bubble bath and alot of stuff down there can help. You can get over the counter stuff to use at night or in the day, drink cranberry juice. If after using the over the counter stuff it doesn't go or comes back then you may need to go to the doctor for some stronger meds.\nit is very common in women, it can happen to any one of us unfortunately, (like we don't have enough on our plates to deal with).xx
497785
pain, Pain, PAIN... you will be taking yourself to the hospital because it HURTS!  And to the guy that said it was worse than childbirth, the answer is "nowhere nearly as bad as childbirth"  I had to have my gallbladder out one month after giving birth, so I know.  The pain gave me a feeling like I had a huge pocket of air in my upper right abdomen that was putting pressure on everything.  I felt like burping would make me feel better, but it didn't.
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READ: www.coolnurse.com/hymen.htm\n It isn't that bad. It only hurts for a little bit. Ever heard the term "hurts so good?" If you just go slow and give her a minute to get past the initual shock of the pain and then continue she will be feeling more pleasure than pain.The\ntrick is not to stop completely before giving her pleasure or she may not want to do it again for a long while!
443631
The first thing I notice among the answers you got is that most of them(not all) are rude and not helpful.They have no right to accuse you of anything.In my opinion,the best thing you could do is go with her to a gynecologist for a check.It could be normal,but if you say that it's been going on for so many months maybe it's a problem.Don't worry,the doctor is the only one who can help her.In the meantime,tell her to make some vaginal irrigations with TANTUM ROSA(a powder) if you can find it.You boil water and you let it get cold.Then you put the tantum rosa in the water and with this solution she will make an irrigation(she must have a vaginal irrigator).This medicine is over the counter,you don't need a doctor's prescription and it's not harmful.I've used it too,it's for general cleaning of the vagina and to relieve her from the uncomfortable sensation.\nSo,I wish good luck to you both.:)
193430
That's easy. Don't panic. I was scared before my first one. But I've had three now, and it is not painful at all. I have one before every anual exam to monitor fibroids. There is absolutely no pain. They use kind of a wand with a plastic sheath cover. To me it feels like there is barely any insertion, and I wander how they see everthing they do. You have nothing to worry about. I took the rest of the day before my first because I was nervous and upset. But was very relieved when it was all over and had been so easy.
162862
The only thing I can think of is the post birth blues, where you feel like nothing is okay, and like it's all too much.  You feel like that litle person has taken away a beloved part of your life.  It is normal, and hormonal, and does go away.  Before birth, I don't know, I would ask your doctor if it is normal, or if you should be concerned.  I have heard of it, so it must be farely well known.
398174
From a father who raised a son while married to a nurse, this is perfectly natural.  Do not worry about it.  Nursing a baby is a very close and personal thing and your body is designed so that it feels a little bit good.  It's ok.
222131
Yeah, I hate it. I know that I have to get it done. But, I always feel like somebody's in my vagina with something that shouldn't be there. The whole scraping thing, well, I want to rip the doctors head off everytime they do it. YES, it hurts.
160876
Do you mean the labour and delivery part?\nIt is the most emotionally intense moment in a woman's life.  It feels amazing.  If you don't use pain killers or if you don't get an epideral, you will be thankful you didn't.  My first pregnancy I had pain killers and an epideral, but the second one I wanted to do without(not to mention there wasn't time).  Imagine feeling every emotion possible all at the same time...happininess because you are having your baby, relief ot getting the baby out after 9 long months, sadness directly after, because you are no longer a member of the "secret society" of pregnant women, elation because finally you get to hold the baby, frustration because it is taking too long, which leads to anger because its taking too long.  I'm not going to say it isn't painful, but  a woman's body produces endorphins while giving birth.  It's kind of a "floating on cloud nine" feeling.  You are there, but you aren't.  It is a very special and unique experience that men cannot have,no matter how hard they try.