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heavy bleeding after sex

The other night me and my bf had very rough sex and when i went to the bathroom a few hours later i had bleeding as if i was on my period and this has happend twice now and each time it was very deep to where it wouldn't go any farther, i know that we both don't have any std's because we where both tested recently. I've been on the pill for 2 months now and i just want to know what could be causing this can someone please help me?
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It wasn't something that my Dr mentioned so I don't think it's a serious risk, just keep up to date with the PAP smears.
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i hurd as well that because of this its easyer to get cervical cancer and i just wanted to know if thats at all true and possible?


  


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sounds to me like your boyfriend is well endowed and you cannot take what hes got?
tell him to take it easy on ya,slow down and enjoy it,make it last.
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I had this too, it was cervical errosion caused by the pill, although I was on it for 10 years.  It's harmless, just off putting.  I took a 6 month break from my pill and went back on a lower dosage and not had any problems since.  It's something like the cervical tissue going thin, then sex can cause slight ruptures and the cells that should be the other side of your cervix come out and that's the bleed.

I was really worried too becuase it did get more frequent, from only happening after rough sex it was happening every time, but don't worry, just get your Dr / OBGYN to check you out but cervical errosion is my guess.
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