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Q: Bleeding After Sex

asked by: confuzed_88 on May 23rd, 2007

New User

After vigerous sex or any vaginal penatration i start spotting. but after that i star what seems like my period because i bleed for a long period of time. I bleed for about a month somtimes more. its not painful its not heavy. Im 19 i'v had only one sexual partne, my partner has only had sex w/ me as far (as i know) i have never had a pap smear and i dont have health insurance. I dont know what to do and i dont know what it could be. im really scared HELP Question

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Llewellyn

replied on May 23rd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

That's common and is usually nothing to worry about. It is most often caused by being too dry, which causes small rips inside the vagina. They can bleed quite a bit. Using lubrication might help. However, I would still have an ob-gyn look to make sure it is nothing more serious. You're supposed to be seeing one anyway. You don't need health insurance or money to see one. You can just go to Family Planning or Planned Parenthood.

Tylanas

replied on May 23rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yep, you can go get free womanly care from a planed parenthood clinic.

Georgia59

replied on May 23rd, 2007

Especially eHealthy

yep, and free birth control if you don't have any money. They are great. Look them up in the yellow pages.

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