We believe pleasure is a fundamental aspect of a safe and healthy sex life. How to reduce the risk of it happening in the vaginaĭon’t let the fear of getting a toy stuck in your vagina (again) keep you from enjoying the potential pleasure vagina-safe toys can bring.
“Go to urgent care or the emergency room ASAP.” “You don’t want to take any risks with the anal canal - you want to get the toy out soon and safely,” says Finn. “Now do squats to let gravity do its thing,” says Finn. Then, use your fingers (yes, fingers!) to gently spread the canal open. The squat methodĬoat your vaginal walls with lube. The key word here is ‘fingers’! Not tongs, tweezers, spoons, or any other household item. “This will help activate the parasympathetic nervous system, promote relaxation, and decrease that lower abdominal pressure, which allows the muscles to relax even more,” explains Bahlani.Īt this point, you should be able to reach your fingers inside and feel the toy. Now, take a deep breath in and a deep breath out. The lie down methodīahlani recommends lying down on the bed and putting your heels together, as this can help relax the pelvic floor muscles. If it’s still inside and you can’t see or feel it, or don’t think you can reach itĪgain, your next move depends on which hole we’re talking about. This may sound scary, but there’s usually no need to panic - a doctor or other healthcare provider should be able to get it out.
Meaning, a toy can travel past the bum and into the rest of your body. “The anal canal is an entrance to a freeway… and that freeway is your entire digestive system,” says Finn. Lisa Finn, a queer sex educator at the sex toy emporium Babeland, explains that the anus doesn’t have an anatomical “stop” sign. The not-so-fun news is that getting it out safely is likely going to require a trip to the doc. Is the toy stuck in your bum? The good news is that unless you’re in serious pain, your health isn’t in immediate danger. “So, while it’s possible for a toy to feel stuck in the vaginal canal, it’s in a defined space, so it’s not climbing its way into your body,” says O’Reilly. Jess O’Reilly, PhD, sexologist, relationship expert, and We-Vibe sex expert explains that there’s a natural barrier between the end of the vaginal canal and the rest of the body: the cervix. It may feel like it’s stuck, but it’s not actually stuck. Is the toy in question stuck in your vagina? Breathe! This is really NBD.
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