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I'm on birth control pills but condom got stuck help please!?
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Condom stuck: If a condom is stuck in your vagina and you can get it out yourself, go see your GYN physician. Its not uncommon to see a retained condom or tampon. The longer its in there the worse the odor will get, so don't wait. Think about having your partner use his finger to get it out if there now.
Answered 9/17/2018
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