Question 1

is coconut oil safe to use as a vaginal lubricant?

Accepted Answer

You can: You might want to make sure your partner isn't allergic to it first.  But also, avoid using this, if you are going to use latex condoms, as the coconut oil may compromise the integrity of coconut oil.

Question 2

me again" vaginal lubricant, is it good? is "replens "better? what is the difference?

Accepted Answer

Here are some…: All forms of lubricating gel including KY jelly will serve well for vaginal penetration as long as being comfortable and not allergic, which could only be told by experience. Besides, as we age, all the mucosa and skin as natural barrier will not tolerate physical irritation as much as in younger age, resulting in postcoital vaginal irritation despite using lubricant. So, overindulgence is not adv

Question 3

i have too much vaginal lubricant. its unwanted and uncomfortable and embarrassing. is there a way to eliminate or reduce wetness?

Accepted Answer

: There is certain underwear that can help. Apart from that, your gynecologist can advise you further.

Question 4

must i let my doctor know if i begin using a vaginal lubricant?

Accepted Answer

Vaginal lubricant: Not usually unless you are using vaginal based medications or you are having vaginal problems, such as frequent vaginitis or urinary tract infections!

Question 5

adverse effects of interferon?

Accepted Answer

Many different.: Interferon can cause many different types of side-effects including anemia, low white blood cell counts, low platelet counts, decreased appetite, tiredness, fatigue and depression. In addition, low grade fever and muscle aches may occur.

Question 6

what are the adverse effects of dermabrasion?

Accepted Answer

Pigmentation: You may have either darker or lighter pigmentation following dermabrasion.  Scarring is also a possiblity.  You might want to consider a series of microdermabrasion, while will not give the same "immediate" results as dermabrasion, are cumulative in effect.

Question 7

what are the adverse effects of diazepam?

Accepted Answer

Diazepam: Drowsiness, fatigue, constipation, ataxia (loss of balance).

Question 8

what're the adverse effects of lactulose?

Accepted Answer

Bloating: Abdominal bloating, cramps and loose bowel movements. Some patients do not like the sweet taste.

Question 9

what are the adverse effects of persantine?

Accepted Answer

Usually none: But, Persantine is a vasodilator and can rarely cause a drop in blood pressure. It can also cause constriction of the airways of the lung, and rarely can cause a brief pause in the heart rhythm for several seconds.

Question 10

does squinting your eyes have any adverse effects?

Accepted Answer

No, but ...: Squinting your eyes will not adversely affect your eyes but may be a sign that you have a refractive error (near-sightedness or far-sightedness) for which you may need glasses.  I recommend you see an eye doctor.

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Me again" vaginal lubricant, is it good? is "replens "better? what is the difference?

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I have too much vaginal lubricant. its unwanted and uncomfortable and embarrassing. is there a way to eliminate or reduce wetness?

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Must i let my doctor know if i begin using a vaginal lubricant?

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Adverse effects of interferon?

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