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Dear Hanners,
The re-constructive surgery, may have very well impacted vaginal nerve endings. However, the nerve endings most sensitive in a woman, i.e., most readily producing orgasm are those of the clitoris. The clitoris, ordinarily, does not receive much stimulation during coitus, in contrast to cunnilingus or digital stimulation. Consider cunnilingus with your partner, or clitoral masturbation.
Generally speaking, I have found women to be more orgasmic during coitus when they were first brought to orgasm via cunnilingus. Also, some women prefer sexual positions allowing them to digitally stimulate their clitoris during coitus.
Lastly, you may find taking several grams of the amino acid arginine beneficial. It promotes circulation, bringing more blood to the genitals, as well as everywhere else. It is the core ingredient to many, if not all, of the "natural sexual enhancement products", you may have seen advertised.
I wish you the best,
Larry
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