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Perineum cuts? PLEASE HELP ASAP.
My boyfriend & I have been having sex for 4 days straight. He is quite large and we usually have very rough sex. On the first day my vagina was fine but on the second day after intercourse my vagina started hurting. When I use the bathroom (peeing) it would hurt and burn. The next day after intercourse my vagina hurted even more that I couldn't even have sex. I looked at myself and I saw a very small cut by my perineum and one at the very beginning of my vagina. When I pee it would hurt and when I wiped there would be a little blood. It also bothers me throughout the day. Does this sound like a perineum cut, or can it be something else? And if it is, is there anything to help cure it?
thankyou for the advice! but my cuts still hurts and instead of bleeding now its a weird clear liquid. It still burns when I pee, is there a cream I can get that will help me?
oh and yes it does sound like a cut/rip. especially the burning sensation when you pee. water on an open wound always stings. i dont think its anything else other than just a case of needing a few days off.
hi,
i would say your body needs a rest!
i understand you may be in the mood and that he may be in the mood. but if you start and it hurts or you're seeing blood and cuts. you should stop activities. if your lover really cares for you he will understand your need to let your body rest for a few days. you can always try satisfaction other ways. give your body time, it will heal in a few days. if you are still having difficulties in a week i would say visit your doctor.
i would say your body needs a rest!
i understand you may be in the mood and that he may be in the mood. but if you start and it hurts or you're seeing blood and cuts. you should stop activities. if your lover really cares for you he will understand your need to let your body rest for a few days. you can always try satisfaction other ways. give your body time, it will heal in a few days. if you are still having difficulties in a week i would say visit your doctor.
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