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I think I have a disease.

i had sex on august 24 2007 with out contraceptives. on september 1st 2007 i went on my normal period and i thought everything was okay until september 13-15 i was bleeding but it wasn't as much as a period but then it stopped and on the 16th i had sexual intercourse again with no contrceptives and after the intercourse i started to bleed again and it stopped the next day. Then on september 27th i started my period again but it had twice as much blood as usual periods I go on, that period on october fourth. Now my vaginal discharge is a lot and when the discharge comes out it feels like I am on my period, and even somedays I will just being bleeding and then it will stop. My discharge is like an off white gray color and it sometimes has a bad odor. Can anyone help me please. I want to get checked but I am afraid of what my parents will say. Please help! do I have and STD or some kind of infection?...please help me.
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I agree with spade22.  You definitely need to stop and get it looked at. If anything talk to your partner and see if he is having any symptoms of some sort.  That def. should not be happen.  And any discharge you have can signify an infection and its not good.  I would do just that and go to the health department and check it out.. Use condoms girl.. Especially if you are worried about what your parents will think.  They will definitely find out someday if you have something.. You can't hind things like that forever.  Your body is  your temple and you need to take care of it.  You by not using any protection and cont. are setting your self up... Please take care and get yourself checked out.  Keep me posted.  Thanks..
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You DEFINITELY need to seek medical help for your condition.  Bleeding after sex can signify an STD.  The type of discharge you describe is not normal and could be anything from a mild infection, to a serious STD.  There is also a possibility you are pregnant.

I suggest you go to planned parent hood for a checkup especially since you havent been using protection (if your partner has an STD, you will likely get it too).  Also, why are you concerned about what your parents will think?  By choosing to have unprotected sex you are  setting yourself up for a pregnancy and possible STD -  both of these conditions will be brought to your parents attention at some point.
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