Some women who had prior pelvic floor orgasms report a loss of uterine contractions and sensation after this procedure. An episiotomy can cause sexual problems if the incision is large or not properly closed. It is important to seek evaluation and treatment from a doctor who is trained in diagnosing sexual dysfunction secondary to pelvic injury. Depending on the kind and extent of damage done, there are some treatments available including blood flow enhancing agents and devices, as well as creams that can help restore some degree of sensation and arousal. The information provided on this website is provided by medical professionals who are identified.
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