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Q: Blood in cum

asked by: swoon on May 25th, 2009

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I'm a 21 years old woman, and have not had sexual intercourse since months. Yesterday as my boyfriend was fingering me, i noticed clear blood among the wetness.
I didn't cum, just bled.
And it happened again the next day in the same situation.
My period was 14 days ago, so i'm at mid-cycle. It never happened to me before, and i'm concerned. I don't feel any pain, nor lumps or such. It all seems normal, but the blood.
Any help welcomed. Thank you.

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sexy_starfish

replied on June 7th, 2009

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blood in cum

i'v had exactly the same problem, since last tuesday and has happened every time iv been "wet" since
Iv had a bit of a look online and the main things seem to answer sti's or pregnancy although none of them are specific its just the closest iv got. I have a thing called polysystic overies, it would be interesting to know if u have it to, maybe its a pcos thing,
reply if u find out what it is and then i might have the same thing lol,

swoon

replied on June 7th, 2009

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I've been looking around forums pretty much too, but
actually, it turned out to be a slight injury (external) that had blood pouring out on pressure. It caused me some burning the day after... I'm letting it heal now for like some weeks.
You take care of yourself, and don't let it get worse!

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