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Q: Pain During Sex
asked by: Confuzed and Concerned on June 15th, 2004
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I have kind of a weird situation. I went off the pill about a month and a half ago. My boyfriend and I haven't been very careful but we do use the withdrawl method. 4 days ago he didn't withdrawl though and 2 days later I noticed slight cramps in my lower abs area. Yesterday when we had sex one position that normally feels fine hurt and I think he hit my cervix. Could this be because of the cervix moving? Am I ovulating? What are the odds that I could end up pregnant from this? I didn't know if this went in this forum but I figured i'd try it anyways. Any input is helpful!
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mylostdogg
replied on June 18th, 2004
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I would deffinitly take a preg. Test Confused
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devinettedelavie
replied on June 18th, 2004
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I know that sometimes after sex for me, I get an aching feeling in that region. I have researched a bit and found a few explanations. Deep penetration is the first and foremost. That can "bruise" the cervix and cause pain. It can also end up putting pressure on your ovaries and that can cause pain as will.
From experience though, if it doesn't go away in a few days or gets worse, go to the doctor asap. If it happens again try taking an advil to reduce any inflammation. Also go on some form of birth control. Pregnancy scares are well scary and can create a lot of stress on your body which can further throw your system out of whack. Try going onto the planned parenthood website. I think they even have some info about calling a nurse or getting a reply from a doctor. Good luck and be safe.
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Teenytoona
replied on June 19th, 2004
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Cervical position doesn't change only with menstrual cycle. If you are fully aroused your vagina will open up and elongate (as well as getting wet). Now if you're not too aroused or too into it and you have sex, and your vagina hasn't stretched out a health forum are very good he could be bumping into your cervix.


And yes it does hurt. And the person above me gave good advice about seeing a doctor if the pain continues.
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Confuzed and Concerned
replied on June 21st, 2004
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Thanks for the input. Even though i've only been off the pill for 2 months I did have my period last month. It started on the 19th, though I doubt i'm on a normal cycle yet so soon from being off it. If I don't get it by the end of this week i'm going to take a pregnancy test. I don't think it's been long enough to get a positive result yet.
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