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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. UBB Code™ Images not permitted. [QUOTE]Originally posted by kaylinha13: [QB] I have 2 questions so I shall hit 2 birds with one stone and take it from there! 1. My fiance is slightly larger than average, about 7 inches. I usually find at times that even if I am well lubricated, it is slirghtly painful to have intercourse. Is he too big or am I just too small? I took a mirror and looked down there and saw a little tear on the bottom of the opening of my vagina. There is minimal bleeding too after we have sex. Is there a way to fix this or perhaps I just need to relax more or use extra lubricants? 2. Are there any foods or vitamins that damper the effectiveness of birth control? I am on NuvaRing and it's served me well by far but if there's a slight chance to increase effectiveness, I want to know if there are any medications or foods I should be avoiding (I already know that anti-biotics make BC less effective but I am not on anti-biotics at the moment). Sometimes I take these gummy vitamins and my diet is off and on, I usually like junky foods and sometimes I don't eat junk for a day or 2. Are there certain foods I should avoid? Just a general inquiry. Thanks!! [/QB][/QUOTE]

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