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I wore my panty liner pad too long to the point where it began to shred. i found a bunch of sodium polyacrylate granules from the pad around my labia and i think they may have gotten into my vagina. what should i do?

Q: i wore my panty liner pad too long to the point where it began to shred. i found a bunch of sodium polyacrylate granules from the pad around my labia and i think they may have gotten into my vagina. what should i do?

: If the material is on the outside of your vagina, it can be easily washed off by a spray of water. If it is inside, you may need to douche to get it out. Squeeze the bottle gently and firmly so that the liquid will come out in a slow, non irritating stream, allow excess fluid to drain from the vagina. Repeat if necessary.

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Dr. Yvette Kratzberg answered

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If the material is on the outside of your vagina, it can be easily washed off by a spray of water. If it is inside, you may need to douche to get it out. Squeeze the bottle gently and firmly so that the liquid will come out in a slow, non irritating stream, allow excess fluid to drain from the vagina. Repeat if necessary.

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Answered 3/19/2021

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A member asked:

I wore my panty liner pad too long to the point where it began to shred. i found a bunch of sodium polyacrylate granules from the pad around my labia and i think they may have gotten into my vagina. what should i do?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Yvette Kratzberg answered

Dr Rhoads agreed

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