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please help!!!!!!!!!
im a young girl and i am sexually active with my boyfriend.. we had sex 3 or 4 nights ago with a condom then we had sex yesterday with a condom as well. Last night my boyfriend and i messed around for a while but never actually had sex he just fingered me and licked.. now when i woke up im spotting blood and it hurting to pee.. should i be worried about pregnancy? PLEASE HELP!
(p.s. i have taken plan b in the last month.. is that messing me up? ive literally had 3 periods this month and now bleeding this morning)
im a young girl and i am sexually active with my boyfriend.. we had sex 3 or 4 nights ago with a condom then we had sex yesterday with a condom as well. Last night my boyfriend and i messed around for a while but never actually had sex he just fingered me and licked.. now when i woke up im spotting blood and it hurting to pee.. should i be worried about pregnancy? PLEASE HELP!
(p.s. i have taken plan b in the last month.. is that messing me up? ive literally had 3 periods this month and now bleeding this morning)
This advice from t gal is really good advice. I dont know about you being worried about pregnancy but you should go to the doctor about getting tested for a UTI. it is an easy test and your local family planing clinic may beable to test for free!
If hurts hurts to urinate you may have a UTI (urinary track infection) this happens during sex when the fluid goes up your urethra, always urinate after sex! That prevents these from happening.
As far as plan B I don't know anything about that.
My advice get on a more reliable birth control and double up with condoms. The younger you are the more fertile you are and risk fertilization.
Go see a doctor and get on birth control pills! Only a doctor can help with the UTI (by prescribing antibiotics) as well as help with birth control.
As far as plan B I don't know anything about that.
My advice get on a more reliable birth control and double up with condoms. The younger you are the more fertile you are and risk fertilization.
Go see a doctor and get on birth control pills! Only a doctor can help with the UTI (by prescribing antibiotics) as well as help with birth control.
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