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A member asked:
I think i have a tampon "lost" somewhere in my uterus.how bad can that be if not removed? i was intoxicated and my boyfriend and i had intercourse.
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Retained tampon: A tampon cannot get into the uterus. Haven't you seen how big they are? But a tampon can be hiding under the cervix. You should be able to pull it out if you go find your cervix and feel underneath it.
Answered 7/17/2014
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