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Q: Few Questions....

asked by: shy_thang04 on June 14th, 2004

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My boyfriend has went in my quite a few times this month and lately whenever he does go in me it comes back out. Also theres been a few times in the last couple of weeks that after having sex i'll wake up in the middle of the night and be completely soaked down there and its just clear fluid not like discharge or anythang. Do any of you know what this is caused from or have any of you experienced this before? Sorry for being blunt about my experiences but I dont know what else to do.

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linuxChique

replied on June 14th, 2004

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The clear fluid could be a really common thing that happens to about 5-10% of girls during or after sex. I can't remember what it's called, but many girls mistake it for going to the bathroom on themselves during or after sex, but it isn't, it's different. I forgot what it's called.

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