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Q: Blood after sex

asked by: worriedteen11 on August 14th, 2008

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This morning i had sex with my ex boyfriend and he ejaculated in me. When I got home an hour later I used the restroom. And when I wiped myself there was this light pink blood. It was very little though I sat there a min and there was a few drips. After that I took a shower and I havent bled since then. I have had unprotected sex with him twice since my period, on saturday and this morning. But what do you think is the blood???

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Maddie34

replied on August 14th, 2008

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Do you use any type of lubrication and did you feel any pain during sex?

I remember in another post you were saying that you were getting an unusual discharge, but you didn't answer any further questions about it. If you did have an infection, then you may experience bleeding after sex.

I'm not really understanding why you're having so much unprotected sex. Condoms are cheap and birth control is available for teens at low cost or free-- if you need help with these or have questions then I'd be happy to help.

You may want to consider Plan B, which is an emergency contraceptive that you can take up to 5 days after sex to prevent pregnancy.

worriedteen11

replied on August 17th, 2008

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no we didnt use any protection.....and i didnt feel any pain....and thanks

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