Vaginal syringe

A vaginal syringe device comprising an elongated body of a size to be partially inserted, when in use, in a vaginal canal, said body having at least one fluid outlet in its distal end portion and a fluid inlet in its proximal end portion, said body also having a plurality of spaced fluid discharge inlets therein which are disposed so that the same will be positioned in the vaginal canal when said syringe device is in use, and a plurality of spaced discharge outlets in said proximal end portion, which discharge outlets are so disposed that the same will be positioned exteriorly of such a vaginal canal when in use, said body including two independent passageways therein, one of which connects said fluid inlet and fluid outlet for the flow of liquid from the exterior into such a vaginal canal, and the other of which connects said discharge inlets and said discharge outlets for the flow of liquid from the interior of such a vaginal canal to the exterior thereof, said body comprising a hollow tubular body member one of which forms said distal end portion, a generally coaxial stem member having a bore portion engaged with the proximal end portion of said body member, and an elongated hollow stem portion of a size to be disposed in said tubular body member and extend to and communicate with said fluid outlet in said distal end portion of said body member, said base portion including said fluid inlet therein and said hollow stem portion forming said one passageway connecting said fluid inlet and fluid outlet, said base portion being partially disposed within said body member and including a plurality of longitudinally-extending channels formed in its exterior surface, which channels extend beyond said body member with the exposed portions of said channels forming said discharge outlets.