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bleeding in vagina
well im 14 years old and yesterday me and my boyfriend had sex. This was my first time having sexual intercorse but while I was having sex I started to bleed heavily. He was wearing a condom that was lubracated and i didnt really feel much. When he took his penis out there was alot of blood! i was using wipes to try and make it stop but it wouldnt but i noticed it wasnt like pierod.. it was bright red and more liquidy and no smell and very clean, it wouldnt stop bleeding. that was yesterday and the blood is comming out alot and looks like and feels like pierod. someone please help! is it because im too young to be having sex? or because i had sex a week before my pierod starts???? i also was getting fingered w 3 fingers a couple of days ago and thats when i 1st started to bleed.. ive been getting fingered alot latley so maybe thats it ?? i know im young but it kinda just happened in a way.. PLEASE PLEASE HELPP i cannt tell my mom she will kill mee !
you will bleed when you do it for the first time. you naturally break skin called hymen. it can be sore and spot blood for a few days, and if you keep irritating it, it might bleed more. take a break so it can heal. dont worry though. i know it can be scary.
It's very important a guy's hands are clean and there is plenty of lubrication. I would not mess around when you are too young to get yourself to the doctor when you get a bacterial vaginosis, urinary tract infection, or chlamydia. It's really easy to have problems like this that need medical attention. A urinary tract infection is very painful and can damage your kidneys. It is caused by bacteria getting into your urinary tract. The others are sexually transmitted infections that can lead to infertility. At 14 you aren't really responsible enough to consider the risks you are taking. You are in a dream world about real life. That's why kids have parents. They are supposed to protect you from yourself, but if you get a thrill from breaking the rules, you are throwing away that protection.
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