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Candid V6

2025-05-15 02:27:12
Inserted Candid V6 as suggested by doctor night but nothing came out morning. What does that mean?
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Answered2025-05-16 04:43:04

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The medicine dissolves on its own and don't expect anything to come out.

Answered2025-05-16 04:41:05

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Answered2025-05-18 06:36:03

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That's OK

Answered2025-05-16 06:53:47

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It means that the coating has melted and has been absorbed Not always the inserted pessary will come out

Answered2025-05-16 06:14:06

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Cap gets dissolved in the vagina . Only discharge is released.

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