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Q: Lost My Virginity And Ended Up At the Hospital

asked by: jsotogo on February 1st, 2005

New User

I had sex for the first time and I ended up in the hospital because of a lot of pain and bleeding in my vagina. It turns out no permanent damage happened. But it whas not a good experience. I consented the sex and I dont know if its due to the size of my vagina because his penis is not huge. I think its normal or even big. I have a new boyfriend now and I have sex with him. I had some bleeding the first couple of times and some pain but its been nicer. And I think he has a penis about the same. So im a little confuse. Any comments?

Replies(3)

kitty2luv

replied on February 1st, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Well it was yr first time too.... Hmm.. Try and not let him poun u hard when u are haven sex maybe he is doing it too hard how long have u been haven sex for? And how many times? Maybe it will go away when yr puss gets used to haven a penis in it!

PosrscheLvr

replied on February 5th, 2005

Experienced User

Did you use lubrication? Were you turned on enough? If you are not wet enough during sex it can cause irritation/blisters/bleeding and it really unsafe because open wounds can lead to infections. Which in the long run if untreated can cause infertility in the worst case. You need to make sure that you are more careful, make sure to use protection... Also one thing I would recomend to try is ky warming jelly. It will help heat things up down there to ensure becoming aroused is easier.

Kia

replied on February 23rd, 2005

Supporter

It really sounds like you had a fairly thick hymen and that it bled a lot when it broke. Not all virgins have an intact hymen, some non-virgins do have a hymen albeit stretched.

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