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msminnamouse

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Joined: 26 Aug 2006
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Urinary Problem Posted: 01-28-07 20:03pm


I don't know if this is normal or not but when I urinate it gets on my skin b/c the ...Stream kind of gets sideways on my skin. It's always left or right, it's either.

Llewellyn

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Posted: 01-29-07 16:48pm


That sounds normal to me. In fact, when women give urine samples (when we pee in a cup for the doctor), we are supposed to hold our labia open because the urine does often touch it otherwise. That can contaminate the urine sample. That's also we wipe after we pee unlike men.

msminnamouse

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Posted: 01-29-07 21:36pm


Why do men have it so easy with these kinds of things? No child birth, no periods... Ugh. Thanks for letting me know.

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