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Bleeding during sex
Hello everyone.
I've been sexually active for almost 10 yrs now, have only had two partners, and I've never once had any problems/pain during sex... until now. Literally EVERY time my boyfriend & I have had sex, I've bled. It starts during intercourse, and continues on afterwards for the remainder of the day/night. It's not a whole lot of blood, I'm guessing, but enough. It usually ends up on him, is always present when I wipe, and has even ended up spotting the sheets.
Any ideas what could suddenly be causing this? I'm not experiencing any pain, the sex isn't rough, and there's no discomfort when I urinate (assuming there was tearing..). Again, it has never happened in the past.
Any information would be appreciated! Thanks!
I've been sexually active for almost 10 yrs now, have only had two partners, and I've never once had any problems/pain during sex... until now. Literally EVERY time my boyfriend & I have had sex, I've bled. It starts during intercourse, and continues on afterwards for the remainder of the day/night. It's not a whole lot of blood, I'm guessing, but enough. It usually ends up on him, is always present when I wipe, and has even ended up spotting the sheets.
Any ideas what could suddenly be causing this? I'm not experiencing any pain, the sex isn't rough, and there's no discomfort when I urinate (assuming there was tearing..). Again, it has never happened in the past.
Any information would be appreciated! Thanks!
I went to the doctor for the same symptoms and they diagnosed me with a yeast infection. Try going to the gyno because they'll check you out and do a pap.
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