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A member asked:
Does the chance of contracting hiv increase if the vagina is small and tight ?
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Probably not: Although a tight vaginal canal may be associated with more microhemorrhage (increasing blood-to-blood contact)during intercourse, the risk of contract STD is unlikely to be any higher.
Answered 10/24/2016
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