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Q: pain and bleed after intercourse

asked by: glotyw on April 16th, 2009

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\'m 22 years old. i\'ve been with my boyfriend for 4 years then decided to have sex. i\'ve had sex with him about 10 times for now but is still bleed after the sexual intercourse. everytime he put in his penis i feel painful. (we always use condoms) i think my vagina is quite small cause by putting my own finger in it still feel a bit tight. so is this normal?? and at the top part of the vagina inside near the opening of the vagina there is this lump of tissue. is this normal to have that lump?

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smlc5000

replied on April 18th, 2009

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The lump is normal. The bleeding after intercourse isn't. Could be not enough lubrication. You might want to make an appt. with a gynecologist just to be certain. You should have a yearly check-up once you become sexually active anyways.

jennlfer2004

replied on April 18th, 2009

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That lump is your g-spot!

If you have just lost your virginity it could be common to have a little bit of bleeding/spotting. I had that for maybe 3 or 4 times of having sex after the first time. Other than that, I would get it checked out if it continues.

glotyw

replied on April 18th, 2009

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just that everytime my bf want to get inside of me i fell pain just like the pain i have when i have sex the 1st time. is it that my vagina is too small that cause the pain? cos it seem like it crack my vagina.

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