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Q: bleeding after sex

asked by: latina_21 on June 9th, 2009

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2 days ago my boyfriend and i had sex. and today i started to bleed. is that normal? i don't know if its my period because this "blood" is a very light color. its in between light red and white. its not that much of blood. but I'm worry that it could be something else. Also i think he came in me. is there a chance of me getting pregnant? the day after we had sex my brest started to hurt. i'm scared. because i always get my periods on time and always on the 15th of each month. but last month i got it 4 days before. and thins month 6 days? could it be normal or do i have to go visit the doctor?

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geckoklc

replied on June 9th, 2009

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conception bleeding

Depending on timing you might want to consider this conception bleeding. Sometimes soon after conception you will release light blood and vaginal mucus. it is ussually only a small amount in your underwear or noticed when wiping with toilet paper.

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