After birthing twins, love life NOT what it used to be. It maybe loss of sensation... I do not feel "stretched" but sex is not nearly as pleasurable.
Never thought size mattered before (hubby is quite small) but who knows? |
How many months post partum are you? Your hormones are all over the place trying to get back to the non-pregnancy state. And your body trumps bfing over sex drive so it might not be until you wean and/or have your cycle back that you'll feel frisky again.
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Are you nursing? The hormones produced during breastfeeding affect how things feel down there. After my first (a singleton), it took a year before things felt completely normal again. Talk to your doctor if you're worried. And hang in there! I'm impressed that with newborn twins you're managing to find the time! |
It sounds like a hormone issue.
Even after vaginal births, I didn't feel stretched. I tore when I tried to have sex again after each delivery. Postpartum sex is just problematic for a while. |
OP, do you think this is a physical issue or an emotional issue?
If you think the former, I would discuss it w/your M.D. at your next appt. And also visit some online websites/forums/blogs, etc. to see if this is also a problem for other mothers who have given birth to multiples. If you think it could be the latter, that is totally understandable too. I mean your body carried and delivered double the amount that most women do plus to have to care for two children of the exact same age is a huge undertaking. Perhaps you and your hubby are just in need for some serious R & R. Do you have any family or close friends who could watch the kids while you and your husband spend the night at a hotel...Or just take a few hours and do a "date night?" |