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i have a sorta problem. my boyfriend just left the house and well we had sex. while having sex it burned. i was thinking maybe its because i had just gotten done with my period. i mean like i was still bleeding a little but it was light so i figured ok whatever sex wont be a problem since its light and almost done. so i had sex. it was burning while having sex. i figure that this is because of the period and i want to know if i am right about this?? it still burns and he left about 40 minutes ago. he did go fast and a little hard...is this normal for it to burn? also i was wondering is it possible to get and std even if the condom is on and perfectly fine?
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1325032 tn?1274798006
If you are having rough sex then its highly possible that is the cause. If you werent aroused enough also then the friction could cause that to happen.

Not wanting to scare you, it is possible to contract an STD while using protection. The safest bet is for both of you to be tested and still always use a condom.
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maybe your right. because the sex was a little rough. we got kinda carried away you know. so yeah.
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684030 tn?1415612323
Since you mentioned that you used a condom, my first thought was that the burning sensation could be related to a latex allergy. Then again, you say that you had some bleeding. So, it's possible that the sex was too rough and caused a friction irritation, which may explain the bleeding. Another explanation would be that the bleeding might indicate the onset of your period. It's not likely to get an STD if the condom was properly used. But, I suppose that anything is possible. If you're worried about this, you might want to consider getting checked out by a doctor... just in case.
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