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Q: Sore after fingering

asked by: ItsFine on October 21st, 2009

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ok so today i got fingered like mad hard and a couple of times in this guys car and it was good when it was happening but then when we went to leave... my whole vagina area was really sore and when i got home i peed and it's just so tender down there.. i dont want to move ... im not a virgin but there was like the tiniest bit of blood there after i peed and now im worried that if i have sex im gonna bleed again ... has this happened to anyone? or is it just me ? i bled when i lost my virginity does that mean i wont ever bleed again?

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D3THCH3AT3R

replied on October 21st, 2009

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you said you got fingered? well if you got fingered A LOT you could have a slight tear in you vaginal region. I had a friend that was fingering herself, while she was fingering herself(on her couch in the living room, thinking she would be alone, all night) her parents walked in. She fell off the couch and tore her vagina majorly on the the coffee table. the doc gave her some perscribed ointment. . . yours is just a slight tare. so go see a doc and get some creme or you can just let the tear heal itself.

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