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Surprise! Now the fun really begins. <\/p>\n

When a friend recently told me she peed out a condom<\/a>, I had many questions. How long had it been stuck inside her? (A few days.) How did she not realize it never come out? (A few too many drinks.) Why didn't her partner notice?<\/em> (Alcohol again.) So I had to know, is it common for condoms to go MIA during sex?<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s not unheard of,\u201d says Alyssa Dweck, MD, New York\u2013based ob-gyn and co-author of The Complete A to Z for Your V ($20, amazon.com<\/a>). \u201cThere are times when I go to do an exam and lo and behold, I find a condom inside the vagina.\u201d<\/p>\n

According to Dr. Dweck, if a guy loses his erection while his penis is inside his partner's vagina, the condom can slip off, fold up, and become stuck high inside her body. And it can actually stay there without her noticing\u2014sometimes for days.<\/p>\n

RELATED: 9 Types of Condoms You Should Know About<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cUnlike a forgotten tampon, a retained condom doesn\u2019t usually cause a foul odor or any infections," Dr. Dweck tells Health. "If you don\u2019t know it\u2019s there, it's possible you\u2019ll eventually have a discharge or might feel itchy or irritated.\u201d The amount of time it takes to detect these potential symptoms varies, says Dr. Dweck. Some women might notice that things feel "off" below the belt within a day, while others might take longer.<\/p>\n

Even though the lost condom probably won't pose an immediate health risk, there are other things to think about\u2014like pregnancy and STDs. \u201cIf you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you and you\u2019re counting on it for birth control<\/a>, that\u2019s not good, since leakage could potentially cause pregnancy,\u201d warns Dr. Dweck. If getting pregnant is something you\u2019re concerned about, you might want to take emergency contraption<\/a>\u2014though you need to act fast, as its effectiveness decreases in a matter of days.<\/p>\n

WATCH THE VIDEO: How Much Does It Really Cost to Have a Baby?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

When it comes to STDs<\/a>, you'll need to take action as well, especially if you don't know for sure\u2014and we mean really <\/em>for sure\u2014that your partner is STD-free. \u201cIf a condom falls off and you\u2019re unsure of your partner\u2019s status, it\u2019s a good idea to get checked because it\u2019s possible you\u2019ve now been exposed to something,\u201d says Dr. Dweck.<\/p>\n

So how do you actually get the condom out of your vagina? Don't wait for your urine stream to shake it out, as my friend did. Either call your gynecologist<\/a> and make a same-day appointment for her to remove it, or go on a search party with your own clean finger. \u201cIf you\u2019re taking it out yourself, the biggest thing is relaxation,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing harder than trying to get something out of the vagina when the muscles are tense and clenched down."<\/p>\n

RELATED: 5 Things You Definitely Should Not Be Doing to Your Vagina<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Try removing the condom while sitting in a warm bath or seated over the toilet, and lubricate your finger before putting it inside, suggests Dr. Dweck. \u201cThen use a hook-like motion to try to fish out the condom.\u201d Standing and bearing down might help push it out, but it may also be more comfortable to lie on your back and feel around. Don't worry, it has to come out eventually\u2014it can't get lost<\/a> forever.<\/p>\n

As for what your man can do to avoid leaving you with any latex surprises post-sex? \u201cHe should hold on to the base of the condom if his erection is starting to go down as he pulls out,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. And ideally, he'll let you know when the condom he rolled on before sex appears to be missing afterward. Hey, it\u2019s all about teamwork.<\/p>\n

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Surprise! Now the fun really begins. <\/p>\n

When a friend recently told me she peed out a condom, I had many questions. How long had it been stuck inside her? (A few days.) How did she not realize it never come out? (A few too many drinks.) Why didn't her partner notice? (Alcohol again.) So I had to know, is it common for condoms to go MIA during sex?<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s not unheard of,\u201d says Alyssa Dweck, MD, New York\u2013based ob-gyn and co-author of The Complete A to Z for Your V ($20, amazon.com). \u201cThere are times when I go to do an exam and lo and behold, I find a condom inside the vagina.\u201d<\/p>\n

According to Dr. Dweck, if a guy loses his erection while his penis is inside his partner's vagina, the condom can slip off, fold up, and become stuck high inside her body. And it can actually stay there without her noticing\u2014sometimes for days.<\/p>\n

RELATED: 9 Types of Condoms You Should Know About<\/p>\n

\u201cUnlike a forgotten tampon, a retained condom doesn\u2019t usually cause a foul odor or any infections,” Dr. Dweck tells Health. “If you don\u2019t know it\u2019s there, it's possible you\u2019ll eventually have a discharge or might feel itchy or irritated.\u201d The amount of time it takes to detect these potential symptoms varies, says Dr. Dweck. Some women might notice that things feel “off” below the belt within a day, while others might take longer.<\/p>\n

Even though the lost condom probably won't pose an immediate health risk, there are other things to think about\u2014like pregnancy and STDs. \u201cIf you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you and you\u2019re counting on it for birth control, that\u2019s not good, since leakage could potentially cause pregnancy,\u201d warns Dr. Dweck. If getting pregnant is something you\u2019re concerned about, you might want to take emergency contraption\u2014though you need to act fast, as its effectiveness decreases in a matter of days.<\/p>\n

WATCH THE VIDEO: How Much Does It Really Cost to Have a Baby?<\/p>\n

When it comes to STDs, you'll need to take action as well, especially if you don't know for sure\u2014and we mean really for sure\u2014that your partner is STD-free. \u201cIf a condom falls off and you\u2019re unsure of your partner\u2019s status, it\u2019s a good idea to get checked because it\u2019s possible you\u2019ve now been exposed to something,\u201d says Dr. Dweck.<\/p>\n

So how do you actually get the condom out of your vagina? Don't wait for your urine stream to shake it out, as my friend did. Either call your gynecologist and make a same-day appointment for her to remove it, or go on a search party with your own clean finger. \u201cIf you\u2019re taking it out yourself, the biggest thing is relaxation,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing harder than trying to get something out of the vagina when the muscles are tense and clenched down.”<\/p>\n

RELATED: 5 Things You Definitely Should Not Be Doing to Your Vagina<\/p>\n

Try removing the condom while sitting in a warm bath or seated over the toilet, and lubricate your finger before putting it inside, suggests Dr. Dweck. \u201cThen use a hook-like motion to try to fish out the condom.\u201d Standing and bearing down might help push it out, but it may also be more comfortable to lie on your back and feel around. Don't worry, it has to come out eventually\u2014it can't get lost forever.<\/p>\n

As for what your man can do to avoid leaving you with any latex surprises post-sex? \u201cHe should hold on to the base of the condom if his erection is starting to go down as he pulls out,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. And ideally, he'll let you know when the condom he rolled on before sex appears to be missing afterward. Hey, it\u2019s all about teamwork.<\/p>\n

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So I had to know, is it common for condoms to go MIA during sex? \u201cIt\u2019s not unheard of,\u201d says Alyssa Dweck, MD, New York\u2013based ob-gyn and co-author of The Complete A to Z for Your V ($20, amazon.com). \u201cThere are times when I go to do an exam and lo and behold, I find a condom inside the vagina.\u201d According to Dr. Dweck, if a guy loses his erection while his penis is inside his partner's vagina, the condom can slip off, fold up, and become stuck high inside her body. And it can actually stay there without her noticing\u2014sometimes for days. RELATED: 9 Types of Condoms You Should Know About \u201cUnlike a forgotten tampon, a retained condom doesn\u2019t usually cause a foul odor or any infections," Dr. Dweck tells Health. "If you don\u2019t know it\u2019s there, it's possible you\u2019ll eventually have a discharge or might feel itchy or irritated.\u201d The amount of time it takes to detect these potential symptoms varies, says Dr. Dweck. 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Some women might notice that things feel "off" below the belt within a day, while others might take longer. Even though the lost condom probably won't pose an immediate health risk, there are other things to think about\u2014like pregnancy and STDs. \u201cIf you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you and you\u2019re counting on it for birth control, that\u2019s not good, since leakage could potentially cause pregnancy,\u201d warns Dr. Dweck. If getting pregnant is something you\u2019re concerned about, you might want to take emergency contraption\u2014though you need to act fast, as its effectiveness decreases in a matter of days. WATCH THE VIDEO: How Much Does It Really Cost to Have a Baby? When it comes to STDs, you'll need to take action as well, especially if you don't know for sure\u2014and we mean really for sure\u2014that your partner is STD-free. \u201cIf a condom falls off and you\u2019re unsure of your partner\u2019s status, it\u2019s a good idea to get checked because it\u2019s possible you\u2019ve now been exposed to something,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. So how do you actually get the condom out of your vagina? Don't wait for your urine stream to shake it out, as my friend did. Either call your gynecologist and make a same-day appointment for her to remove it, or go on a search party with your own clean finger. \u201cIf you\u2019re taking it out yourself, the biggest thing is relaxation,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing harder than trying to get something out of the vagina when the muscles are tense and clenched down." 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RELATED: 9 Types of Condoms You Should Know About \u201cUnlike a forgotten tampon, a retained condom doesn\u2019t usually cause a foul odor or any infections,\" Dr. Dweck tells Health. \"If you don\u2019t know it\u2019s there, it's possible you\u2019ll eventually have a discharge or might feel itchy or irritated.\u201d The amount of time it takes to detect these potential symptoms varies, says Dr. Dweck. Some women might notice that things feel \"off\" below the belt within a day, while others might take longer. Even though the lost condom probably won't pose an immediate health risk, there are other things to think about\u2014like pregnancy and STDs. \u201cIf you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you and you\u2019re counting on it for birth control, that\u2019s not good, since leakage could potentially cause pregnancy,\u201d warns Dr. Dweck. If getting pregnant is something you\u2019re concerned about, you might want to take emergency contraption\u2014though you need to act fast, as its effectiveness decreases in a matter of days. WATCH THE VIDEO: How Much Does It Really Cost to Have a Baby? When it comes to STDs, you'll need to take action as well, especially if you don't know for sure\u2014and we mean really for sure\u2014that your partner is STD-free. \u201cIf a condom falls off and you\u2019re unsure of your partner\u2019s status, it\u2019s a good idea to get checked because it\u2019s possible you\u2019ve now been exposed to something,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. So how do you actually get the condom out of your vagina? Don't wait for your urine stream to shake it out, as my friend did. Either call your gynecologist and make a same-day appointment for her to remove it, or go on a search party with your own clean finger. \u201cIf you\u2019re taking it out yourself, the biggest thing is relaxation,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing harder than trying to get something out of the vagina when the muscles are tense and clenched down.\" RELATED: 5 Things You Definitely Should Not Be Doing to Your Vagina Try removing the condom while sitting in a warm bath or seated over the toilet, and lubricate your finger before putting it inside, suggests Dr. Dweck. \u201cThen use a hook-like motion to try to fish out the condom.\u201d Standing and bearing down might help push it out, but it may also be more comfortable to lie on your back and feel around. Don't worry, it has to come out eventually\u2014it can't get lost forever. 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Some women might notice that things feel \"off\" below the belt within a day, while others might take longer. Even though the lost condom probably won't pose an immediate health risk, there are other things to think about\u2014like pregnancy and STDs. \u201cIf you realize a condom has fallen off inside of you and you\u2019re counting on it for birth control, that\u2019s not good, since leakage could potentially cause pregnancy,\u201d warns Dr. Dweck. If getting pregnant is something you\u2019re concerned about, you might want to take emergency contraption\u2014though you need to act fast, as its effectiveness decreases in a matter of days. WATCH THE VIDEO: How Much Does It Really Cost to Have a Baby? 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Either call your gynecologist and make a same-day appointment for her to remove it, or go on a search party with your own clean finger. \u201cIf you\u2019re taking it out yourself, the biggest thing is relaxation,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing harder than trying to get something out of the vagina when the muscles are tense and clenched down.\" RELATED: 5 Things You Definitely Should Not Be Doing to Your Vagina Try removing the condom while sitting in a warm bath or seated over the toilet, and lubricate your finger before putting it inside, suggests Dr. Dweck. \u201cThen use a hook-like motion to try to fish out the condom.\u201d Standing and bearing down might help push it out, but it may also be more comfortable to lie on your back and feel around. Don't worry, it has to come out eventually\u2014it can't get lost forever. As for what your man can do to avoid leaving you with any latex surprises post-sex? \u201cHe should hold on to the base of the condom if his erection is starting to go down as he pulls out,\u201d says Dr. Dweck. And ideally, he'll let you know when the condom he rolled on before sex appears to be missing afterward. Hey, it\u2019s all about teamwork. 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