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A member asked:
When having intercourse, my boyfriend can't go in very far, it feels like he is "too long" and like he is hitting something. should i be worried?
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Probably not: There are many possible reasons for this, including your cervix, angle of intercourse (try different positions) or maybe something like a lost tampon. Get a pelvic exam if you are uncomfortable with this.
Answered 12/11/2018
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