Vaginal looseness a side effect?

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Asked for Female, 20 Years

I’ve been taking keflex for a UTI prescribed by my doctor and ever since I’ve started talkin it, I’ve been told my vagina feels “loose” by my boyfriend. Is that possible? Could my vaginal wall possibly expanded due to the drug?

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Dr. Manju Kumari Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manju Kumari

Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad

No and never.It may be congenital means by birth or some muscle weakness.Meet to gynaecologist and discuss with her.If it is too much then surgery required means removal of extra skin.Otherwise manage like that.

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