GRS day 60

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u/laandrea15
Sun Dec 31 12:59:01 2023 UTC
(4 comments)

Hi there! I’m on 7 week after surgery and I’m feeling exhausted. Some days I’m felling better but some days I’m tired and I feel the swollen down there. I’m still having blood discharge especially after dilatation (not a lot of blood, but I’ve found that I hate blood). Thank god I had 3 orgasms, so my vagina is alive. It’s normal feeling like this? My surgeon told me is everything ok at last check up 10 days ago and he wants meet me again in 3 months. Said bleeding is normal for my wound dehiscence.

EDIT: I’m currently on day 53

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u/Lesliedenisec
Sun Dec 31 14:49:45 2023 UTC
(2 children)

Orgasms surgery? Didn't realized 5gT was possible thought the nerve endings would be still mending. What's it like compared pre surgery. Iam conflicted about using GRS mostly it's fear of losing all sensation down there and not being deep enough. I like feeling organs so I don't want to sacrifice all that. But at the same I still want to become whole as a female. Currently in my 9th month in hrt

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OP
Sun Dec 31 14:54:45 2023 UTC
(0 children)

I was afraid too, basically while I dilatate I feel like I wanted to have an orgasm so I try to move gentle my hands near my clitoris and I had half an orgasm. The next dilatation session I tried again (very gentle and without touching directly my clitoris and moving my fingers around) and I had an orgasm exactly like before surgery. My fear before surgery was to not reach orgasm by myself but I found it’s easy like before.

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Sun Dec 31 18:29:46 2023 UTC
(0 children)

I had the most powerful orgasm of my life (by at least a multiple of 10) 27 hours after surgery from gently squeezing the surgical packing learning how to gently push and pull with my vagina. It was like the biggest hottest fire I've ever been near in real life was coursing, no, radiating through my whole body, I couldn't think, it was like I was on another planet.

My body has only gotten more sensitive and more and more nerve endings wake up all the time. I know I have fewer than before, but them being in an arrangement that makes sense to my brain makes them far more effective. I'm sure there is some YMMV. I was one of those people who, not just felt distressed by her old parts, but where her brain just literally couldn't understand what was there, like someone had just grafted on a dead alien organ.

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u/NoShrinkingViolet12
Sun Dec 31 17:28:02 2023 UTC
(0 children)

Wishing you a full and speedy recovery!