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Q: prolonged bleeding after first time for sex

asked by: lovegame1104 on July 4th, 2009

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i had sex for the first time about 3 weeks ago while i was on my period. he was really big (8 inches) but i didnt think that would be a problem. i started hurting deep up near my stomach afterwards but i figured it was just part of having sex for the first time and not being used to it. we used a condom and i didnt feel any pain during. i didnt bleed or feel burning until about 3 days later and it wont stop. i was hoping that it would just pass but it hasnt. im scared and i cant tell my mom cause she would freak!! im only 15 and i need to know whats going on. please help me

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ServiceU

replied on July 5th, 2009

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if it was your first time and the guy as really big, it would be normal for you to be sore for a while.

you should consider telling your mother. if you dont you have to go to the doctor's to find out what's wrong with you. you can tell your mom your bleeding nonstop without her figuring out what you did, but you have to see a doctor.

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