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Random vaginal bleeding while going to the bathroom?

This is going to be a bit long but I really just want answers. Okay so the other day, Sunday at 1 AM to be exact me and my boyfriend had sex. It hurt and I bled a little but I wasn't a virgin and it had been 2 years since I'd had sex. This was weird because I didn't bleed the first time I ever had sex. Today, I went to the bathroom to poop and I noticed that blood was gushing from my vagina along with clots. I freaked out a little and tried to feel if I had scratched it or something but nothing. And my period doesnt come for another week or so. Before I had gone to the bathroom, I had and still have a bad stomach ache, I'm tired all of the time, nauseous and I get dizzy when I stand up. If it helps, I took Plan B 16 hours after we had sex. Could something be wrong up there or is it just the Plan B? Could I be pregnant?
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ITS BEST TO GO SEE UR GYNO!! LET HER RUN TESTS ON YOU TO BE SURE WHAT IT IS!! DONT DELAY
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@stressedtodeath, It only appears when i go poop and if it was my period, there would be cramps associated along with it, but nothing hurts except my lower abdomen.
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are you sure its not your periods? was it just a one time bleed or are you still bleeding?
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