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Getting Too Wet During Sex. What To Do?
Dear Dr. Lundi,
I appreciate you being available, I have been divorced and celabet for seven years. I am 45 and have recently become sexually active with a boyfriend and I couldn't believe it when he said the same thing my ex-husband said "You are too wet, I can't feel you". I have only been with two men and they have told me the same thing, what in the world am I supposed to do about this?
I appreciate you being available, I have been divorced and celabet for seven years. I am 45 and have recently become sexually active with a boyfriend and I couldn't believe it when he said the same thing my ex-husband said "You are too wet, I can't feel you". I have only been with two men and they have told me the same thing, what in the world am I supposed to do about this?
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Fri, 12 Apr 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Due to excitement fluid discharge fro vagina and uterus ,cervix .
This is a natural phenomena.
If discharge is watery type no treatment required .
If fluid is green or yellow ,than it is due to infection and some treatment requires.
So consult a Gynaecologist and physical examination will reveal something abnormal.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Due to excitement fluid discharge fro vagina and uterus ,cervix .
This is a natural phenomena.
If discharge is watery type no treatment required .
If fluid is green or yellow ,than it is due to infection and some treatment requires.
So consult a Gynaecologist and physical examination will reveal something abnormal.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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