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Q: Period Two Weeks Early ...We use Condoms

asked by: Missaw23 on November 18th, 2007

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My boyfriend and I have been having sex for five months now and nothing unusual has happened yet. I lost my virginity to him that first time five months ago. Today, after we got done having intercourse, I went in the bathroom, and when I wiped, I noticed that there was blood. I'm two weeks early.. I'm so worried. We use condoms, so he's never cum in me, but we always start out without a condom, so I'm not sure what to think. Please help me. What does this two week early period mean?

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young Girl

replied on November 18th, 2007

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ok
first off please stop posting a billion times
we can all see the first post you made we dont need a million of them

second
if his penis is EVER inside you without a condome EEVER you can get pregnant

the blood is most likely from him irritateing your cervix during sex

Missaw23

replied on November 18th, 2007

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I didn't know that it shows that many times, my mistake. What happens if he irritates my cervix? Could this be a sign of pregnancy?

young Girl

replied on November 18th, 2007

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Re: Reply

Missaw23 wrote:

I didn't know that it shows that many times, my mistake. What happens if he irritates my cervix? Could this be a sign of pregnancy?

No expecially not this soon. it has nothing to do with pregnancy AT ALL

if he irritates your cervix it just means hes touching it when he penetrates you
use more lube

browneyed_gemini

replied on November 18th, 2007

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If you don't want a pregnancy, then NEVER ever at ANY time should his penis be unprotected. Every man has pre-ejaculation. Pre-ejaculation DOES contain sperm and can get you pregnant. I agree that the blood is probably just an irritation. Be more careful in the future if you are avoiding pregnancy. Another reason to be more careful is STDs and AIDs.

Missaw23

replied on November 18th, 2007

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Wow

Thanks so much. I mean, this is so embarrasing to talk about online, but that's besides the point.. Is it somewhat normal for this to happen?

young Girl

replied on November 18th, 2007

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Re: Wow

Missaw23 wrote:

Thanks so much. I mean, this is so embarrasing to talk about online, but that's besides the point.. Is it somewhat normal for this to happen?

yeah its normal Smile

it happens to lots of girls
you can look it up on google
iritation of the cervix during sex
causes bleeding and pain sometimes even! he may be even bruising your cervix!

Missaw23

replied on November 18th, 2007

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Thank

Thank you to both of you.
You've been very, very helpful!

Missaw23

replied on November 18th, 2007

New User

Thankss!

Oh man, I'm so relieved now. Thanks! SO, SO MUCH!

young Girl

replied on November 18th, 2007

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lol stay calm next time ok? you seemed like you were FREAKING out
like i said more lube may help? or next time try to have him not go in so deep
some different positions may cause him to go deeper therefor irritateing your cervix. like doggy style.

Missaw23

replied on November 18th, 2007

New User

Hah

Yeah, I was freaking out. I mean he's the only guy I've ever been with in this way, so this is all new and confusing to me. You've helped so much, though Smile

And I'll be sure to take your advice.
Thank you Smile

young Girl

replied on November 18th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

your welcome

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