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Had Rough Sex Without Lack Of Lubrication. Bleeding While Urinating. Is It Cause Of Concern?
Question: Saturday I had sex with an old friends with benefits. It was the first time I've had sex since December, and it was extremely rough using 4 positions but there was no lack of lubrication. My last period started on April 7, 2013 and I am typically 4-5 weeks between periods. I noticed blood when I first woke up Sunday and I have been bleeding not a lot but I noticed it primarily when I pee but I can feel it all the time.
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Thank you for your query.
It appears as if you have bled due to the rough and aggressive intercourse.
You might have had vaginal laceration or abrasions due to the rough sex.
Also, sometimes slight tears in the mucosa of the labia or genitals also could cause such bleeding.
You might have sustained slight urethral damage, as you are bleeding mainly while urinating.
Rarely, cervical growths, erosions or polyps could cause such post coital bleeding.
Another possibility is that you are having an irregular cycle due to anxiety, stress, emotional upheavals, thyroid hormone disorder, polycystic ovaries, rapid weight changes, travelling or other such inciting factors.
Please consult a Gynecologist, as some of the conditions need to be ruled out and looked into, before we assume that the bleeding is a sequelae of the sexual episode.
Take care, and feel free to ask further questions.
Thank you for your query.
It appears as if you have bled due to the rough and aggressive intercourse.
You might have had vaginal laceration or abrasions due to the rough sex.
Also, sometimes slight tears in the mucosa of the labia or genitals also could cause such bleeding.
You might have sustained slight urethral damage, as you are bleeding mainly while urinating.
Rarely, cervical growths, erosions or polyps could cause such post coital bleeding.
Another possibility is that you are having an irregular cycle due to anxiety, stress, emotional upheavals, thyroid hormone disorder, polycystic ovaries, rapid weight changes, travelling or other such inciting factors.
Please consult a Gynecologist, as some of the conditions need to be ruled out and looked into, before we assume that the bleeding is a sequelae of the sexual episode.
Take care, and feel free to ask further questions.
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