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I accidentally put suppository in the wrong place of my 2 years old daughter is it dangerous?
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You disrupt whatever hymenal tissue she had at the entrance and the absorption of the drug may be slower. Otherwise it is likely not to cause any problems. You may notice a vaginal discharge of some of the material. It would be expected to stop in a few days.
Answered 8/4/2023
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