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Jonathan Morris40 said:Yeah.
One of my exes actually struggled with that—though, to be fair, that wasn't the reason we split up 🤣
Just a side note: local anesthesia. 👍
Maria Johnson said:Hello everyone—I’m reaching out to any women here who have already gone through this procedure to see if you might be willing to share your experiences. I've been presented with two different paths: undergoing it locally or opting for general anesthesia. I'm curious to know which way you went? Also, what is the actual sensation like—is the pain manageable? I have to get this scheduled soon, so any bit of insight or advice you can offer would be incredibly helpful.😕
fadedtrucker19 said:Since an incision involves making a cut, I’d argue it’s actually the exact opposite.
My take? It’s usually done when the Hymen is just too elastic or tough—almost like Kevlar—and ends up causing more issues than it should.
I’d suggest the OP head over to a health forum like WebMD to ask which type of anesthesia is best; I remember some people suggesting general anesthesia, though I’m not sure if that really beats local or an epidural.
I know a buddy of mine had an epidural for knee surgery, and man, he dealt with quite a few complications… 🤔
At the end of the day, you get anesthesia so it doesn't hurt—even if there's a bit of a sting once it starts wearing off. That's just how it goes. There shouldn't be anything more intense than that regarding the Hymen.