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Q: Condom Stuck Inside

asked by: princess71572 on May 10th, 2007

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I recently had a condom stuck inside of me that I had to have removed by a nurse (neither myself, nor my bf could reach it). I saw where there is a risk of infection when this happens and I should of asked more questions while I was at the doctors office, but I just wanted it out. Anyhow, I do want to have kids someday, so does anyone know for a FACT, whether or not an infection caused by this can adversely effect my ability to have kids in the future? I did not get an infection this time, but would like to know for future reference.

Thanks.

Replies(3)

meblonde01

replied on May 10th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Condom Stuck Inside

princess71572 wrote:

Tylanas

replied on May 10th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Condom Stuck Inside

princess71572 wrote:

it would depend on what kind of infection you developed, if you ever got one.

A way to avoid this is to remember to remove the condom immediately after he ejaculates. If it came off before that, then you need to use smaller condoms.

Mabel

replied on May 10th, 2007

Supporter

Generally an infection would have happened had the condom been left inside for an extended period of time. It doesn't sound like it was.

In any case, the nurse/doctor would have noted an infection. And if they thought an infection were possible, they'd have said something more about it.

Infection does not always interfere with child bearing. In cases where the infection is long term and ongoing and causes scar tissue, that is where the problems arise.

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