Vaginal Dryness - After Taking A Plan B, I No Longer Have The

Vaginal Dryness

Asked for Female, 19 Years

After taking a Plan B, I no longer have the ability to get wet for sex. I still have the urge to have sex but I can't get wet or all the way aroused.

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Dr. Sunita Kothari

Obstetrician 42 yrs exp Jaipur

Nothing related to your planB

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