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If i were to use a vibrating toothbrush to masturbate with and the end came off in my vagina would it eventually fall out?
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Maybe...: Any foreign object inserted into the vagina could "fall out" on its own. Using your fingers, try to see if you can remove it. If not, a doctor can remove it during a simple pelvic exam in the office or local Urgent Care. Better to see about this sooner than later.
Answered 3/24/2017
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