Abstract
This study was conducted in order to understand the sexuality concerns upon resuming sex life among 69 postpartum women who naturally delivered their baby within 3 to 12 months. It was found that postpartum women were mainly concerned about physical symptoms such as the re-opening of the vagina wound and bleeding. In addition, women, even having no wound, were concerned that intercourse might be painful as a result of their painful delivery. However, this concern was not seen after their sex lives had resumed. Main concerns after resuming their sexlife were being not treated as a women by husband and becoming pregnant again. The concern of being not treated as a woman decreased when their husband showed their affection. Postpurtum women consulted with their husband and friends regarding their problems and worries. However, 27.6% reported that they could not discuss their problems about their sex life, and having no information where to find imfornation regarding these issues.