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Is it common for a woman to be loose without having any sexual contact or be aroused?
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Anatomy: Loose is not a medical term and it is a situation of perception. Many people wonder or worry about this situation. If you feel something is abnormal then an exam at the gynecologist's office is warranted.
Answered 11/18/2013
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