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When i move back and forth my clitoris. i feel something is inside, when touching at almost edges. is this a stone or just a normal part of body? i did not get pain or any thing?
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Clitoral root: The clitoris is normally anatomically attached to the body in an area under the clitoral hood which can expand and contract upon sexual excitement or stimulation. If you still have concerns, see a GYN MD for assessment.
Answered 12/11/2020
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