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Q: Anal to vagina....what if you douche after?

asked by: smallz on June 25th, 2009

New User

My bf and i hardley ever do anal but he does want to ALL the time. And when we do do it he puts it in both. i know douching is bad but what if i douche after sex?

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Jinjer

replied on June 25th, 2009

Experienced User

NEVER go from anal to vaginal without him washing in between and no, douching wont help. As a matter of fact it could make a potential problem worse. It is not recommended to douche at all, ever, but the bacteria introduced into the vagina from the anus going from one to the other could be pushed further into the vagina or cervix if you douche.

Best bet...wear a condom if you have anal sex. Remove it and have him wash before entering your vagina after anal. OR, go from vaginal first then to anal but NEVER back to the vagina after anal without cleansing.

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