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A member asked:
A condom broke while inside me. i think a piece is stuck inside me somewhere. is that safe? what do i do?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Get it removed: If you or your partner are unable to find the condom fragment, see a GYN MD who can safely visualize the vagina and remove the same. The longer the potential condom fragment is left in place, the greater the risk for a vaginal infection.
Answered 5/1/2020
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