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    Unhappy too much space in my vagina - help!

    Hi, I'm new here and would LOVE any help figuring this out. About a month ago my vagina started letting out air (queefing) almost every time I sit up from lying down, which is incredibly embarrassing. This has never happened before outside of sex. I've tried researching it but mostly I just get things about queefing during sex, which I've already accepted, but not every single time I sit up! I can't even push the air out because it seems to just come right back in, which is why if I kind of do a sit up and don't get up all the way, it will happen over and over again.
    More importantly, I put my finger inside myself to feel what was going on and it feels like there's a gaping hole inside my vagina. There's a TON of air or space, it's just like a big cave - I can move my finger around and not touch the walls of my v, I'm not sure how else to describe it. Is there an explanation for why this would suddenly happen, and what can I do about it? It's both embarrassing and worrisome and I feel like it will feel different for my boyfriend when we have sex because I've always been relatively tight, but now it's like a cave in there and you have to dig around before finding the walls. For some other info, in case it's relevant, I'm 23 and on the pill and I never exercise but I think I may have lost a little weight because I don't eat that much, and I haven't had sex in a few months. Please help!

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    Got any children? Natural birth at all?

    There are exercises you can do to help tighten your muscles, however I would really recommend you speaking to a Nurse/Doctor about the issue first.
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    No children, which is partly why I'm worried - it seems to have happened out of nowhere and I can pinpoint any reasonable cause.

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    You haven't had sex in months, do you masturbate? I ask because masturbation and or sex usually forces you to 'kegal' but you can do kegals all on your own without masturbation or sex... google kegal and learn how to do those exercises.

    A lot of women are under the false belief that the longer you go without sex it makes you tighter. No. If you are not 'active' and you are not doing kegals... you will become slack in the vagina.

    I went years without sex and did not do kegals and my vagina , when I first had sex... (i was expecting it to barely fit since I had been absitinant so long I thought i must be a new virgin) i was LOOSE. I began kegal'ing, found a new found interest in masturbation, started having sex with my boyfriend frequently... and bam... within months i could clench down on my pinky lol.

    So the good news is, like any muscle in your body... you can get it back in good working condition with exercise if you have been neglecting your vagina, stop. Do those kegals, it will help with the air, it will help with bladder control later in life, and it will improve your sex life.
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    Hi,
    Thanks for the responses. I do masturbate, so I don't think that's it. I don't know if this is indicative of anything but as I said I do masturbate and I can already clench down on my finger. Sorry if this is TMI but I was experimenting and I realize it's when I lie down - it's like the inside of my body shifts and creates this big cavity or pocket of air. Even if I push it out it comes right back, almost like it's "breathing" (that sounds really weird, I know). But as soon as I stand up, it feels like everything falls back into place and there's no more air. But then when I lie down, it comes back immediately...

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    Spurzzz is right about medical health advice.
    You need to start doing sit ups and exercises to strengthen your core. You are seeing problems that should not happen till you are a lot older.
    Maybe go to a gym for a while.

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