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PostPosted: 08/05/07 - 19:06    Post subject: swollen clitoral hood Vote now! Reply with quote
I have just gotten out of the shower and saw that the left side of my clitoral hood seems to be a little swollen. I am not expierencing any pain, or red rashes or any other unsual symptoms. Just a little a little swollen on the skin that surrounds the clitorus. please help.
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