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Bleeding after masturbation
I’m 15 and have been masturbating for about 4 ish years and recently I’ve started seeing blood once I’m done and I don’t stick anything up and the way I do it I don’t use my fingers either but is there a limit of times before I should stop? Is that why I’m bleeding? I haven’t gone past 3 times in a row most the time it’s just twice and I’m good but today there was blood and it wasn’t my period. I need some advice on this.
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First of all, it's not the masturbation unless you have scratched yourself, pounded on sensitive tissues, or something else of that nature. If you have an orgasm or even two or three, the orgasm by itself won't cause bleeding, though the contractions of the uterus with orgasm can help blood come out of the uterus. Some women report a pause of one day in the middle of their period, so it starts, apparently stops, and then starts up again, and another possibility is spotting (bleeding at other times besides your period) which usually comes when your hormones change for some reason. (Women on the Pill who forget a couple of them, causing a loss of progesterone, will often spot.) In short, unless you're being too vigorous and causing some kind of laceration or scratch, nothing about masturbating or orgasms would cause you to bleed, but other things could cause there to be blood that's then brought out by the contractions of the uterus that come with an orgasm.
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Thank you. Ill look into maybe how I do it, sometimes I might be a little rough and I’m thinking that’s why and if so I didn’t know some tissues could be that sensitive, but thank u so much.
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You're sure it's not from your period, like, being a little early, or older blood clearing out when you orgasm? Is the blood red or brownish? If it's red, it's fresh. Do your tissues of your vaginal lips look bloody, or do you think it's coming from inside the vagina?
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I already had my period for the month and I’m pretty sure it’s coming from the inside cuz I there wasn’t any on the outside and it was pretty red…
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