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Possible object in my vagina

I was having intimacy with my husband. My bracelet (Made of pebbles) broke... I didn't even feel or realize when this happened. I imagine a couple minutes later I felt or my husband felt little things stuck on my skin in my private parts. My concern is if he could have pushed some of them inside of my vagina or uterus during intercourse. My biggest concern is to have those things and get pregnant. Is dangerous to have those things inside? How far they could have gone? They are like 1 cm or smaller. Would be bad for the baby? Should I go to the doctor?

I tried to put the bracelet together and it looks like I have most of the pieces, not sure If I actually got something in.

Thanks,
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4851940 tn?1515694593
I would be very cautious with douching and not recommend it.
If there is anything that is lodged it could make it worse or push if further up.

Douching also destroys the body's natural flora.

If anything, a menstrual period would flush anything out, if it is not lodged into soft tissues.

If you do notice any discharge which is abnormal, then it would indicate that the body is trying to get rid of something and a doctor's assistance would be recommended.

Best wishes.
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     I would try some good old-fashioned douche - vinegar preferably.  If nothing comes out, see a doctor.  But douching should remove whatever is in there.   It is very unlikely that a stone could make it past the cervix.
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You should consult a gynecologis and get removedt, otherwise this may set infection in the vagina
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4851940 tn?1515694593
As you are so concerned that some may be stuck in the vagina, I would suggest you see your doctor just to make sure there is nothing caught inside just to be on the safe side.

Best wishes.

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