A client tells the nurse that since using the vaginal ring for birth control,it always feels like there is something in her vagina.What information should the nurse give this client?

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The nurse should inform the client that feeling like there is something in the vagina is a common side effect of using a vaginal ring for birth control. The feeling should go away within a few weeks. However, if it persists, the client can consider trying another form of birth control. Option B is incorrect as it implies that the client inserted the ring incorrectly without verifying this with the client. Option C is incorrect as it is not necessary to replace the ring immediately unless it has already been in use for 3 weeks. Option D is incorrect as there is no indication for immediate removal of the ring or need for the client to seek medical attention.

A Client Tells the Nurse That Since Using the Vaginal