YOUNG-WOMEN Messages for February, 2002: Re: Pelvic damage from champagne 'douche' and intercourse?

Re: Pelvic damage from champagne 'douche' and intercourse?

From: William McIntosh, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 26 Feb 2002 20:34:48 -0600 (CST)

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At Tue, 26 Feb 2002, Jennie wrote: >
>Hi. I am too embarrassed to see my gyn about this and I don't know what
>to do. Last night my partner and I had intercourse and I had no pain.
>Then he (this is the embarrassing part) poured champagne into my vagina
>from the bottle three seperate times as a part of oral sex. I had never
>had anything like this done to me before, and it didn't occur to me it
>could be harmful. It didn't hurt at the time but then when he entered
>me (he said there was still champagne in me) it was painful every time
>he thrust in all the way. Later we tried another position and that
>still hurt. Then I began to feel a sharp pain in my abdomen so I took a
>bath to try to get any remaining champagne out. Last night I could not
>defecate because it caused too great a pain when I tried to. After I
>had passed some gas during the night I was finally able to defecate
>later the next morning and it seems I was rather...blocked up. The pain
>is still present, but tonight almost a day later my abdomen is quite
>tender and feels bloated.
>
>Could I have been seriously injured by our activies last night? Was that
>dangerous? My partner says he thinks it is because I still had chapagne
>in me and liquid does not compress, which put increased pressure on my
>cervix and uterus. I have a tipped uterus. I am worried that maybe the
>champagne entered my cervix and the bubbles maybe doing something bad to
>me. Or that my uterus has been knocked out of place or something.
>Please help. Thank you.

You need to see your doctor. There is actually very little risk, but your symptoms are a bit more than I would expect, so why take a chance? Don't worry, your doc has seen and heard much more exotic tales than this.

-- William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG

This is for educational purposes only, and is not a substitute for consultation and examination by a licensed medical professional.

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