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Q: Painful Sex Certain Times of the Month

asked by: BreBaby on October 24th, 2005

New User

Hi i'm a 23 year old female.I have realized since i've been married (1 year) i've been experiencing some pain during sex almost near the time of my period. Certain sex positions feel very uncomfortable to me. I can feel it the worst when i'm on top or when he is on top with my legs up. Futher a few days to a week before my period everything is fine again.
Can someone please shower some light on this situation, i'm really starting to get concerned. :?

Replies(2)

kitty2luv

replied on October 27th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I get pain when my cervix is low to med .

jma1

replied on October 27th, 2005

Experienced User

When it is time for my period it feels like that too. I have to tell him to start really slow until I can work my body up to speed. It almost feels like its my ovaries that hurt, but because I dont know the exact location of all my organs I cant be 100% sure what it is. I always heard that if there is any pain during sex it is not normal, but I have heard alot of my friends say the same thing. I dont think you have anything to worry about. If you have unprotected sex, get checked just in case.

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