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I like to masterbate by spraying my clitirous w shower head and concerned water pressure may've caused water to enter my vagina. should i see doctor?
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Don't over think it: If any got in, it would eventually drain out. The chances of it doing any harm are minuscule.
Answered 11/9/2020
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