I recently just had protected sex for the
first time ever and a few days later i
started bleeding like my period would be
so im guessing thats what i have. I dont
kno if i could be preg. or have a medical
condition because i had a yeast infection
for about 6 months leaving it untreated i
dont know if having sex ruptured something
or what, any ideas?
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Re: Bleeding..help?! Posted: 03-08-07 12:30pm
rebeccalynn12
wrote:
I recently just had
protected sex for the first time ever and
a few days later i started bleeding like
my period would be so im guessing thats
what i have. I dont kno if i could be
preg. or have a medical condition because
i had a yeast infection for about 6 months
leaving it untreated i dont know if having
sex ruptured something or what, any
ideas?
How do you know it was an untreated yeast
infection? Has it since been treated?
As with anything gynocological, you should
go see a doctor to see what is going on
down there.
Often women will bleed after they have sex
from the rupture of membranes that can be
intact until you have sex. This is
completley normal!
If you don't know when your period is,
this could also be your period.
Now that you are sexually active, it is
time to get informed on sex and what your
body will do. Write on the calendar when
you have your period (marking the first
day is fine), then when your next period
starts mark that day on the calendar too.
The time inbetween is how long your cycle
is. An average cycle is 28 days - although
not all women fall in this category.
Sometimes people have different cycles
every month, they have irregular cycles.
Doing this, you'll always know when or if
you are late for your period. It is a good
reminder.
Always use birth control when engaging in
sex. Always use condoms when having sex.
You can make an appointment with planned
parenthood. It's free and they won't tell
your parents. They can give you a ton of
information regarding sex and your body.