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Q: Bleeding Every Time...

asked by: angela green on February 22nd, 2005

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Hey
everytime me and my boyfriend have sex I bleed for like 3 days and then it is almost like I get a yeast infection?? I really don't understand it. We kind of do it hard, but not like weird hard and not like slamming hard but he keeps it going! But for the past 3 weeks I have been spotting, not a lot maybe 5 drops a day. It stopped for like 3 days and I started spotting again today!! What do I need to do!!
Angela

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reverserelativity

replied on February 22nd, 2005

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The most probable thing is that he is hitting your cervix when he goes in too far. I have had that happen before. If he is especially endowed, this is probably the cause. But it could be from endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory disease or (highly unlikely) cervical cancer. What to do? See your gynecologist. In the meantime, look up those four possibilities. Good luck. (oh, and try taking it a little easier next time you have sex and see if that helps.)

angela green

replied on February 22nd, 2005

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Yeah
i guess we could ease up a little!! :lol: thanx angela

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