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Uterus and cervix removed 10 days ago vaginally. is clitoral orgasm okay? i feel fine. only slight discomfort when i've done too much around the house
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Yes: Clitoral orgasm is ok provided that there is no penetration of anything into the vagina.
Answered 9/9/2013
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Yes: What you must avoid is putting anything up into the vagina that might disrupt the repair at the top of the vagina where the uterus used to be.
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