Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am a female, and I recently saw a scary movie, where a man used a turkey baster to insert semen into a woman's vagina. This scared me very much, and I remember one time I fell asleep on a couch in a study room. If someone did something like this to me while I was asleep, it would have woken me up, right?
Please advise.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I read your query and understand your concerns.
It is normal to some extent to have scary thoughts after visualizing scary scenes in the movies or real life. The kind of idea that you are experiencing is known as intrusive thoughts, and it is mostly very scary and distressing. However, I would like to assure you that most of us experience intrusive thoughts and can discard these thoughts as abnormal.
Regarding your question, I would like to assure you that it is never possible to have an object in the vagina and not notice it due to the effect of sleep. Fortunately, our bodies are so sensitive to stimulation of the private parts that even a light touch can be noticed, even in deep sleep.
In my opinion, it is right to say that any stated misadventure should have awakened you.
I hope this helps you. Feel free to write back to me if you have more questions.
Thanks and regards.
Patient's Query
Thank you, doctor, for the reply.
Also, one time I was drinking with my friends, and I had about six shots and fell asleep a while later. Another time, I had 15 shots of tequila, and my roommate took care of me, and I fell asleep at about 11.30 PM. I woke up around 10.30 AM, but an hour before that, my roommate went out to get breakfast and left the door unlocked.
I am a 20-year-old female and weigh about 135 pounds. The night I had six shots and the morning after I had 15 shots when my roommate left my door unlocked, nothing like that would have happened, correct? I know I am paranoid.
Please help.
Hello,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
I do not think you are paranoid. I would prefer to say that you are concerned, or rather slightly over-concerned.
As stated above, we all have these thoughts, and sometimes, it needs some external information to dismiss them. In my opinion, you are the one who needs some affirmation from outside, and that is all. I agree that you had some binge drinking and fell asleep, and it was a time when you were surrounded by your friends. I am sure that your friends will not cause any harm to you and will prevent any harm from coming your way.
However, as a precaution, I will suggest you limit your drinking and any form of substance abuse in the future. This is important as the irregular and beyond limit substance abuse causes harm to us, and there may be more chances for these annoying thoughts.
I hope this helps you further.
Thanks and regards.
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Answered byDr. Ashok Kumar Choudhary
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