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Q: Can a Man Rip You Way Up?

asked by: Greeneyez on November 21st, 2003

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I had a normal period then seven days later I had intercourse. His penis was very large and when it went in the entire way it hurt. The next day I started to bleed again, and now, 11 days later, I am still bleeding, bright red, and it shows no signs of stopping. Could he have went in too far??

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Roxie1422

replied on November 21st, 2003

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Too Far?

That is a good question. Although I am not sure if that is possible, you may want to contact your doctor and see what he/she has to say.

maxum

replied on November 23rd, 2003

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Bleeding

I agree with roxie1422. 11 days bleeding? Sad

go and see your Dr.
I hope you're not on astrix or some asprin tablets to stop blood clotting problems Exclamation

if so stop taking them if you're still bleeding.

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