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Q: blood spots after sex

asked by: leenasebastian on June 29th, 2009

New User

i experienced slight blood spots during sex the past couple of times this has happend only with my current boyfriend, i have never had this before. My present boyfriend is very rough in his penetration and intercourse ,could this be the cause or should i go for further investigation .

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susan862003

replied on June 29th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

It could certainly be the cause. If the bleeding is heavy or does not stop, please see a doctor.

You might also want to tell your boyfriend that rough sex is not the same as good sex and he might want to slow down a bit (unless you enjoy it).

leenasebastian

replied on June 29th, 2009

New User

thnks susan ,i thought as much it coould be the rough sex that caused the blood spots ,nd it wasnt bleeding at all just some spots with a little pain .I have already told him and he seemed concernd as well so next time i am sure he will be more gentle.

kdlee

replied on June 30th, 2009

Supporter

Roughing it can cause tearing but also dryness can..If both are not getting you ready they you could be too dry..

Tell him place nice or not at all..Rough cxan be good if prepared but not all the time..You gotta have change..

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