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Kenyan pharmacists have warned women not to insert cetirizine allergy tablets vaginally after social media posts promoted them as a way to create tightness during sex. The Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya said the tablets are designed to be swallowed, and that dryness can increase discomfort and tissue injury rather than strengthen vaginal muscles. It also reported increased demand and shortages at some pharmacies and urged people to seek medical advice instead of relying on online claims.
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