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Tampon Got Stuck While Removing. Septate Hymen Ruled Out During Examination. What Could It Be?
Hi! I m sixteen, and a virgin . While trying to remove a tampon , it got stuck on a piece of tissue , covering the opening. I googled it, and found people with the same problem, claiming that they had a septate hymen . Devastated, I talked to my mom about it, and I sent to see a Gynecologist about it. I explained my problem, and he examined me, and said that no, I did not have a septate hymen. But this doesn t explain what happened to me. Should I just trust the gyn, and assume that I don t have a septate hymen, or is it possible that he missed something during the examination?
Fri, 6 Sep 2013
Hi,
Nothing to worry as your Gynaec has examined seen personally.
There is a possibility of stucking tampon on vaginal wall and might have given feeling of having septum.
Ok and take care.
Nothing to worry as your Gynaec has examined seen personally.
There is a possibility of stucking tampon on vaginal wall and might have given feeling of having septum.
Ok and take care.
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Only with examination or with investigations like USG or histirography we can tell whether you have septate uterus or not. So you can get done USG abdomen and pelvis now(trans vaginal USG is better to visualize but avoided in virgins).
I think you might have confused vagina into uterus. Its difficult to put or remove any thing into/from uterus without doctor assistance. I think the tissue you referred must be in vagina. The tissue may be due to thickened vaginal secretion.
Hope I clarified your question. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
Only with examination or with investigations like USG or histirography we can tell whether you have septate uterus or not. So you can get done USG abdomen and pelvis now(trans vaginal USG is better to visualize but avoided in virgins).
I think you might have confused vagina into uterus. Its difficult to put or remove any thing into/from uterus without doctor assistance. I think the tissue you referred must be in vagina. The tissue may be due to thickened vaginal secretion.
Hope I clarified your question. Feel free to ask me if you have any further queries.
Wish you good health. Take care.
Regards
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