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Bleeding during intercourse a week and a half or so before period!
Bleeding during intercourse!
I am 18 years old I have 1 child he will be 2 in feb. well every time me and my boyfriend have sex like a week or so before my period I bleed like I'm on my period, so after sex I go to the bathroom and put a tampon in thinking that I started my period but when I wake up in the morning I'm not bleeding and there is no blood on the tampon(this has been happening for like a few months now) and it only happens when we have sex a week or less before my period....why is this, is this something I should be worried about, should I make an appointment with my obgyn??
I am 18 years old I have 1 child he will be 2 in feb. well every time me and my boyfriend have sex like a week or so before my period I bleed like I'm on my period, so after sex I go to the bathroom and put a tampon in thinking that I started my period but when I wake up in the morning I'm not bleeding and there is no blood on the tampon(this has been happening for like a few months now) and it only happens when we have sex a week or less before my period....why is this, is this something I should be worried about, should I make an appointment with my obgyn??
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I really wish I could tell you what's going on but I don't know for sure. You should get in to see your Dr to find out what the problem is.
That's the thing I have no symptoms, even during intercourse I doesn't hurt or anything, I just bleed during intercourse and this only happens when we have sex within a week or a week and half before my period other than that everything I normal. It just really don't make sense to me.
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