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What do it mean when u douching it burns a lil bit?
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Chemical reaction: Whatever was used in the douche is chemically reacting with the vaginal fluids and producing burning. Douching is, for he most part, unnecessary and take this as a "hint" to stop the practice before more serious health issues arise.
Answered 7/29/2018
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