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Thin Tissue Like Discharge After Sex With Cramping.

Hi i jusu had sex with my boyfriend and afterward i checked my discharge and it was thin and tissue like. Im not sure if he ejaculated in me or not because he pulled out, but this is the first time this has happened after sex. No itching or smell but slight cramping after i checked my cervix which is high and slighty open.
Thu, 16 Jan 2014
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OBGYN 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Vaginal discharge increases during intercourse.
This can be considered physiological only.
Sometimes because of friction during intercourse some amount of vaginal tissue can come out.
If you are not having pain or bleeding etc, no need to worry.
If the same thing repeats in future, once get examined to rule out local lesions like cervical erosion etc.
If you are around the period of ovulation, there is possibility of pregnancy.
Because sometimes preejaculate fluid can contain few spermptozoa.
If you miss your expected date of period, once go for pregnancy test.
Take care.
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Thin Tissue Like Discharge After Sex With Cramping.

Hi, Thanks for the query. Vaginal discharge increases during intercourse. This can be considered physiological only. Sometimes because of friction during intercourse some amount of vaginal tissue can come out. If you are not having pain or bleeding etc, no need to worry. If the same thing repeats in future, once get examined to rule out local lesions like cervical erosion etc. If you are around the period of ovulation, there is possibility of pregnancy. Because sometimes preejaculate fluid can contain few spermptozoa. If you miss your expected date of period, once go for pregnancy test. Take care.