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When I orgasm...
Ok so about a week ago I was waiting for my period to come and my bf fingered me. When I am aroused enough I need deep, hard, fast strokes, to reach my climax. After I did we both noticed I had started to bleed. I was obviously very embarrased and cried but he comforted me. Then while on my period we had sex twice I climaxed the second time which made me bleed more heavily. We didn't see eachother for about 4 days in which my period stopped. When we did see eachother again we didn't do anything for 2 days then he gave me oral and fingered me. Which made me start to bleed again before i even climaxed. I figured it was nothing and waited it was gone by the end of the night. The next day he gave me oral and fingered me again this time harder and faster and deeper then he has ever done (HE IS NOT ROUGH WITH ME UNTIL I AM READY AND ASK HIM TO BE.) He had been kissing me while he was fingering me and so he didn't notice until I did that I was bleeding VERY heavily after I came, there was basically a puddle on the blanket underneath me. I am very nervous. Me and my boyfriend are eachothers firsts for everything and have been tested, neither of us carry stds. I am very anxious about this though and can not stop worrying. Is this normal?
Maybe PCOS or cystic fibroids, I have something similar..think it may be fibroids, but I don't have the time and don't get alot of penetration, anyway, Thank God!!!
well to be completely honest i would buy a pregnancy test...i've had two kids now and two miscarriages and i had a period with both miscarriages and very similar bleeding...turned out that i was pregnant...so dont freak out could just b that ur prolonging ur period...but i would go get a test just in case...and if it's negative then i would say get on some birth control!
Sounds like you maybe ready to go on some type of birth control to regulate your cycle. I would say that penetration is just keeping things irritated. I would take a few days off and give things a rest.
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Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
Discharge often isn't normal, and could mean an infection or an STD.
STDs aren't transmitted through clothing. Fabric is a germ barrier.
Normal vaginal discharge varies in color, smell, texture and amount.
