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Hi, so basically i was given a cloritomazole cream with an applicator, but before i left , the nurse asked if i was a virgin i said yes so she sad i shouldnt use the applicator ,that i should use my finger to rub it inside my vagina . was she right?
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The nurse assumes you have an intact hymen or narrow entrance to your vagina. The applicator is large enough to tear this thin structure. Instilling this medication in a way that you control & does not tear the hymen is her goal & should work as well. If your hymen is gone and the applicator fits without pain you can do as you desire.
Answered 10/2/2022
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