>>40721985
ileus and bleeding are going to be like 100% and hardly make sense to talk about in that context. So I'm sure there's some significance test
some of these studies will consider ordinary gyn issues like yeast or whatever a complication although clearly this one hasn't. another reality is that e.g. the fistula rate is commensurate with the fistula rate for childbirth (so while childbirth is understood to be dangerous we seem to hear a lot more hoopla about how nobody should get srs lest they have complications-why?)
and while researching the above I came across the statistic that 30% of women over 45 have urinary incontinence. both childbirth and a history of gyn surgery come with a large number of potential pelvic complications, but there's so many women running around with these sorts of issues that it's almost not worth worrying too much about.
i had wound separation too which seemed like a nightmare at the time but at this point i don't notice. i was shocked by the number of women around me who reported having more or less the same experience after childbirth. it's remarkably common yet never talked about-at least not in front of people who can't get it.
Idk I guess my point is that a lot of these complications are solvable and ultimately non-events or would've happened anyway. Like women having babies we also want the outcome even if it does fuck our bodies up a bit.
