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Q: Help!
asked by: ClayzMom on December 19th, 2003
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Ok I am 23 years old. I have been with my fiance about a year and 1/2 now. About 6 months into our relationship I bled during sex for the first time.. Embarassed it was so humiliating, it is not painful whatsoever....So much that unless I check I wouldnt even know I had.....I saw a doctor and everything came up fine. Now it has been a long time and about every 6 weeks it will happen and I just dont understand what it could be. I know it isnt certain positions or being too rough,deeper thrusts,etc.. Because we have similar sex all the time but this only happens once in a while. It just has become a real hassle and nervewracking for me. If anyone has any idea what this could be please reply! Thanks
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TX_momy
replied on January 4th, 2004
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Hello
Maybe you need to see a nother doctor Idea ?
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ksgirl02
replied on March 19th, 2004
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It could of been that your bf broke another hymen in your vagina. Women have more than one in there Smile but it has happend to me before. And the excess blood in the came out, and some skin......I took it to the gyno and everything was ok nothing to worry about......But we have like 3 hymens.....Have you had kids?
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Forum Girl
replied on March 19th, 2004
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Women/girls do not have three hymens. You are born with one that begins to recede or disentigrate at adolescence and either goes away on its own or is torn during exercise, masturbation, horseback or bicycle riding or sometimes eventually intercourse.
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dominique
replied on March 31st, 2004
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Considering your screen name i'm going to assume you have a child. There is no way you could have children and not have ripped your hymen. That's impossible
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2ferano
replied on April 3rd, 2004
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Yeah floridagirl is right on. A lot of girls do not ever have their hymen "popped" because it broke a long time ago. Well, I don't know about broken, but for active girls it the blood in it comes out with their first period. I was very athletic as a child and by the time I was sexually active my hymen was gone.
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