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Lately I have been bleeding quite a bit during sex, I am not on my monthly. It's starting to get really frustrating. Anyone have any answers?
Lubricate! Lubricate! Lubricate! Use even more than you are now. You say it's been a year. It might have something to do with it, but I doubt it. The first time you have sex and the hymen is broken, there is a little bleeding. Sometimes, the hymen doesn't completely break and there can be peices that can remain that cause bleeding. There are many reasons why you are bleeding:
-Age....if you are young (21 or younger), the vagina is still very small and a large penis can cause the vaginal walls to tear. Also, hard thrusting can also cause trauma and bleeding.
-Size....A large penis can cause a lot of rubbing (especially if not properly lubricated) which may cause bleeding.
-STD....while this is probably not the case, some STD's cause painful intercourse and bleeding during sex.
I would say go to a gynecologist and see what's going on. Without an examination, I can only offer what it "could" be. An examination will tell you for sure.
-Age....if you are young (21 or younger), the vagina is still very small and a large penis can cause the vaginal walls to tear. Also, hard thrusting can also cause trauma and bleeding.
-Size....A large penis can cause a lot of rubbing (especially if not properly lubricated) which may cause bleeding.
-STD....while this is probably not the case, some STD's cause painful intercourse and bleeding during sex.
I would say go to a gynecologist and see what's going on. Without an examination, I can only offer what it "could" be. An examination will tell you for sure.
I have been having bleeding during sex but it had been a year since I had sex could that have something to do with it.
This is a community forum, which means people who browse these posts have the option of answering, but there is no doctor who goes through to check these posts. If you are certain that you are using enough lubricant (to prevent the vagina walls from getting dry and tearing due to the friction of intercourse), then consider talking to your doctor ASAP. Make an appointment and get it looked at.
Seeing as I don't have a penis, no, there is nothing unusual there. I don't have any other symptoms either. Normal at all times except during sex, and then I start to bleed.
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