How Does Colon Removal in a Woman Affect Intercourse

by Sebastian
(Tucson, Az)

I just met a woman who had her colon removed several years ago. Our relationship is at a point where there is talk about intercourse. She has mentioned her surgery and how it could affect love making. My question is how ?

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How Does Colon Removal in a Woman Affect Intercourse

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May 26, 2011
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Deal With It
by: Anonymous

My suggestion is that you thank the fact you are in love and together.

Then allow her to do what she wants.

She may not feel comfortable about many things so deal with it and be a man.

Jun 24, 2009
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I dont think so
by: Anonymous

Hi Guy,
I read your concern. My experience is that having part of a woman's colon removed doesn't affect your sex life at all.

I am a 46 year old women and have 4 children. 75 cm. of my colon was removed when I was 10 years old.

My boyfriend and I got married when i was 20 and we had no problem at all with our sex life.You can go to see doctor to make sure.

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