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PostPosted: 01/09/08 - 14:24    Post subject: Vginal blockage Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi in august of last year i decided to experiment with a hair brush, i Masturbated using it and since then I've been having every bad itching in my vaginal area. Also my periods have been very irregular. Is it possible that there could be some sort of vaginal blockage going on there, could it be an STD, could i die from this? I'm so confused and scared please help me!!!
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