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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sooooo.....
I had a conversation with someone close to me today who confesses that she may have managed to lose a set of these 'magnetic balls' inside her v-place somewhere lol
These balls were smaller in size and obviously went a bit deeper than she expected...but the next part almost killed me...
She asked me if the magnetic side of the balls could have got stuck or magnetized to her coil, hence them going missing for a bit?!
Now I'm not a doctor, or an expert in magnetism or kegel balls, so some advice would be awesome.
Also, am I bad for laughing at this?! 
P.S. Said balls were fetched... eventually!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Most IUDs are copper though some might be steel (uncommon).
So, not sure if she can blame the IUD  "
I'm not sure she was blaming it, just trying to understand where they went to for such a period Haha
I'm still chuckling at her reaction now lol |
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Copper isn't magnetic and her cervix wouldn't be dilated enough for them to enter her uterus anyway. They probably fell out. Happens with people's IUDs. A doctor I work with told me about someone finding theirs down the back of their chest of drawers when moving . Must have been flinging their knickers off! |
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over a year ago
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"You got to laugh it happen to any of us 
I'm glad she found them OP
I should have read all the the OP. I didnt realise they were out 
Holly
I do that all the time "
I do too - you're both forgiven!
And yes, she located them eventually.
I suggested bigger balls in future haha |
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"You got to laugh it happen to any of us
I'm glad she found them OP
I should have read all the the OP. I didnt realise they were out
Holly
I do that all the time
I do too - you're both forgiven!
And yes, she located them eventually.
I suggested bigger balls in future haha "
Men always do |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You got to laugh it happen to any of us
I'm glad she found them OP
I should have read all the the OP. I didnt realise they were out
Holly
I do that all the time
I do too - you're both forgiven!
And yes, she located them eventually.
I suggested bigger balls in future haha "
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"Copper isn't magnetic and her cervix wouldn't be dilated enough for them to enter her uterus anyway. They probably fell out. Happens with people's IUDs. A doctor I work with told me about someone finding theirs down the back of their chest of drawers when moving . Must have been flinging their knickers off!"
I was just about to suggest that they fell out |
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"Copper isn't magnetic and her cervix wouldn't be dilated enough for them to enter her uterus anyway. They probably fell out. Happens with people's IUDs. A doctor I work with told me about someone finding theirs down the back of their chest of drawers when moving . Must have been flinging their knickers off!
I was just about to suggest that they fell out "
Apparently she eventually got them out so my best guess is they were in the vaginal fornix. I.e. down the side of the cervix. |
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