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Clitoral numbness & severe dryness - why are FemiLift risks not well advised?

Cool881415Feb 19, 2022
I had femilift and after one treatment I have numbness in my clitoris and top Vaginal wall and severe dryness. I had no prior atrophy or vaginal births . I had the treatment for the soreness I would get after days of intercourse during the pandemic. I can no longer have intercourse as my walls burn on contact and the pain extended in my thighs. I can no longer orgasm and all of my tissues feel like flat mush. What happened???

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