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Q: Help!

asked by: Aniyah05 on January 19th, 2005

Experienced User

I need your input on this...

Ok, I had sex w/ my boyfriend on sunday and monday (unprotected). It was our first time having sex together. After sex on sunday, I noticed that
i was in pain down there and then on monday, I had pain accompanied with a small amount of bleeding. We had rough sex, could this have caused the pain and bleeding? I am still in a little pain today and its been 2 days since I had sex. Please help!

Replies(3)

l2at24

replied on January 19th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Yes, it could be from rough sex. Damn! Tell that man to calm down. Lol

ramona

replied on January 20th, 2005

New User

Sometimes you can get a urinary tract infection from sex too - if it hurts when you pee and you keep feeling like you have to pee all the time - that is a bladder or urinary tract infection and you have to go to a doctor and get antibiotics - it has happened to me several times after sex and it is usually after prolonged deep sex - you can usually get anything checked at planned parenthood and it is usually free

Aniyah05

replied on January 20th, 2005

Experienced User

Thanks ladies!
I kno, he needs to slow down a bit. Lol.

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