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    Default Cervical irritation and irregular bleeding (long)

    This sucks.

    So, I just started seeing this new guy. After 13 months of celibacy, I let new boy hit it about two weeks ago. The first time, he was in me for about 2 seconds unprotected, but then we wrapped it up and continued.

    Second time (*warning* Scarlett being a jackass ahead), I let him come in me...unprotected. Whoops. It was a few hours after my period finished, and I had every reason to believe that he was clean...still do, in fact.

    3rd, 4th 5th...No problems. Protected. HOWEVER-

    The other night, when we were doing it, he pulled out and there was blood on his penis (the condom)! I was a week after my period, and have never been irregular, so I knew something was wrong. No pain.

    I went to the doctor and had every type of test done. Pregnancy, all STDs, cancer...

    ...and I have none of them. No latex allergy or yeast infection, either.

    But she said my cervix is noticeably irritated- even just poking it with the swabs made me bleed. She has no answers! She doesn't know why!

    And my cervix is still irritated (no pain)!

    Anyone have this before? Any theories/explanations? I feel like it must be sex-related, but I don't know in what way.

    Is it possible my vagina forgot how to have sex?

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    Default Re: Cervical irritation and irregular bleeding (long)

    It is possible that the exposure to semen could have irritated it, isn't it? Or maybe your cervix got all delicate and tender after being untouched for 13 months and you just need to toughen it up, hah. I hope it's OK; sounds worrisome.

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    Default Re: Cervical irritation and irregular bleeding (long)

    I've had something like that happen. I have never been regular with my periods. I had sex and as far as I know wasn't on my period. When I got up blood squirted everywhere and I freaked out. I finally got in touch with my OB and she just said not to worry, and has never happened again. I think it was the positioning of the sex that maybe knocked something? I don't know.

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    Default Re: Cervical irritation and irregular bleeding (long)

    definatly sounds like it's just your cervix not being used to it. Let it rest and heal. As you starting having more sex, it will start to "toughen" up. I've had this quite a few times. Especially around ovulation (since your cervix will "lengthen". Position also makes a difference. Try to have sex at first in a position with the least deep penetration.





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