Have Unprotected Sex, Bleeding, Pain And Discomfort. Negative Pregnancy Test. Check Up Required?
So I have been bleeding small amounts of blood everyday for the last 10 or so days. I have been having unprotected sex and we have been using the pull out method. I shouldn t be pregnant for I have taken a home test and it was negative. I have slight pain and discomfort that seems to come and go and it feels like it s my female tubing. Should I go in for a check up? I ve never been to a gynecologist , I m 17 so I think I should have already been going in for checkups.
Hello. I'm sorry you're having problems. The most common cause of vaginal bleeding after sex is cervical friction (that is, your partner's penis striking your cervix). However, there are a number of other conditions that can trigger spotting, such as a cervical polyp, a uterine fibroid or endometriosis. And, since you're having unprotected sex, another possibility is a sexually transmitted disease.
Given the persistence of your bleeding and pelvic discomfort, it would be wise to see a gynecologist to make sure there's nothing serious going on here.
I hope that helps!
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Have Unprotected Sex, Bleeding, Pain And Discomfort. Negative Pregnancy Test. Check Up Required?
Hello. I m sorry you re having problems. The most common cause of vaginal bleeding after sex is cervical friction (that is, your partner s penis striking your cervix). However, there are a number of other conditions that can trigger spotting, such as a cervical polyp, a uterine fibroid or endometriosis. And, since you re having unprotected sex, another possibility is a sexually transmitted disease. Given the persistence of your bleeding and pelvic discomfort, it would be wise to see a gynecologist to make sure there s nothing serious going on here. I hope that helps!