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After 1st intercourse heard that i must inter mmy fingers in the shower and clean well deep to prevent inflammations if not what 2do after losing it?
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Say What?: You do not need to insert your fingers in your vagina after intercourse and clean well, even the first time.
Answered 7/4/2014
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