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Q: Bleeding After Sex
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WorriedSick123
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it was uncomfortable for both of us and we stopped
shortly after she started bleeding, like red!!
shes 2 weeks early for her period, now shes getting light black and brown spotting
im not sure what has happened but i feel terrible
i have to note that a week prior to this, during intercourse, the condom broke, so we had to get a plan B pill the following day, yes i have the best luck it seems
any ideas?
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Tylanas
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| WorriedSick123 wrote: |
| hi guys, about 3 days ago me and my girlfriend were having sex and on one particular position, i seemed to be hitting her ovaries(i think?) i felt it at the tip
it was uncomfortable for both of us and we stopped shortly after she started bleeding, like red!! shes 2 weeks early for her period, now shes getting light black and brown spotting im not sure what has happened but i feel terrible i have to note that a week prior to this, during intercourse, the condom broke, so we had to get a plan B pill the following day, yes i have the best luck it seems any ideas? |
You apparently don't know anything about female biology... yet you're having sex... terrible! Go open a biology book.
First of all, there is no way on earth you could have been hitting her ovaries. You were most likely hitting her cervix. Bruising this can cause bleeding. That's all. Make sure she isn't bleeding heavily, and it's nothing to worry about.
Secondly... if you and she are having sex, she needs to go to a gynecologist. Planned parenthood is a great place to go because it's confidential, and she'll probably be able to get birth control pills for free. She needs to get on the pills so you two don't have to worry when the condom breaks.
She also needs to get a pap smear done. During this she can discuss the odd bleeding.
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WannaBigBabyBelly
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