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Is it possible for any bug to crawl in the vagina and live? is it possible for a bug to live in the area around the vagina? sorry its an awkward question but please help!?
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Yes, it is possible. There were case reports about leeches in girl's vagina as the cause of vaginal bleeding in Vietnam when I practiced medicine there. I am not sure if any type of bug can survive long in the vagina; however, bug outside the vagina is possible such as tick.
Answered 10/28/2021
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