Examination with a vaginal dilator will not cause vaginal laxity. The reason why the vagina becomes lax is not related to the examination, but to the following factors: 1. During childbirth, the dewlap compresses the pelvic floor for a long time, resulting in a decrease in the tension of the pelvic floor muscles, so the vaginal wall becomes lax. 2. After menopause, the level of hormones in the body decreases, and the function of the organs also decreases, so it leads to the laxity of the vaginal wall. That’s why doing vaginal examination with a dilator will not lead to a state of laxity. It is recommended that women do regular anal lifting exercises to exercise the pelvic floor muscles after childbirth to prevent vaginal laxity and also the possibility of uterine prolapse.