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Q: Pain After Fooling Around

asked by: moreteaplease on October 18th, 2007

New User

my boyfriend and i have been seeing each other for a while but it wasn't until maybe a couple weeks ago that we were getting physical.
whenever he fingered me, it hurt, but afterwards i was fine.
however, one time he did it numerous times (more than usual) and a day after, i started feeling pain down there.
it even feels weird when i pee...it's not a pain, but just a weird feeling.
this is awkward and i'm not sure what it means.
is this just because i'm new to the whole thing?

Replies(3)

Tylanas

replied on October 18th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

It should not hurt when he fingers you; he needs to use lubrication! You may simply feel different down there now that you are becoming sexually active.

Rm080781

replied on October 19th, 2007

New User

It shouldnt feel any different. Like Eiri said, you may want to consider using some kind of lubrication if you are having pain. If you are still worried you may want to talk to your GYN.

young Girl

replied on October 19th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

more lube like the other posters suggested

he could also be irritateing your cervix causeing it to bruise or hurt
also if hes got sharp nails thats a no no

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