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Q: Blood After Sex, Not On Bc Or Pregnant

asked by: BekahE on November 6th, 2007

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ok um i noticed sometimes after my period stops, having sex can cause any left over blood to come out like a day later...

but um, this time it happened about a week after my period(which was the first time i had sex after my last period) but it was way more blood than usual, and a lighter color this time.

i have low iron, high pottasium, and a few other medical problems but i dont see how this could happen?!

i dont think im pregnant(ive had my period after i possibly could have gotten pregnant) and im still very young.

im not on birth control, or medicine just yet, idk?!

its not painful, no tearing i think?...atleast not that i can tell and it wasnt rough sex...

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Tylanas

replied on November 6th, 2007

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Female orgasm can cause uterine contractions (true) and semen can cause the cervix to dialate (or so I've heard), so it's possible that this is pushing out pre or post-menstrual blood.

BekahE

replied on November 6th, 2007

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really? wow didnt know that, well im still going to have it checked by a doc, but that makes me feel a bit better while i have to wait, ty Smile

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