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I have a small shallow cut on my vagina. it does not bleed much. what should i do? should i see a doctor?
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Get it examined: While vaginal abrasions do occur with rough sex, inadequate lubrication, or simply a sharp fingernail, they should heal. A non healing wound needs to be evaluated by a gynocologist or dermatologist, whomever you feel more comfortable with.
Answered 1/7/2013
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