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Lost my virginity
I lost my virginity on sunday. he used a condom but i am paranoid that it may have rolled down or something during sex. today is tuesday and when i wiped i had a clear mucus with a little bit of blood mixed in it. i may just be paranoid because its my first time but is this normal? should i be worried about being pregnant?
after your first time having sex*
Also note you may bleed after the next couple times, too.
Also note you may bleed after the next couple times, too.
Yes, it is normal to bleed after sex. It can last a few days, but if it gets heavier rather than lighter, see a doctor.
Your body is reacting to sex. Please be aware that you need to see a doctor regularly - a gynecologist. If you have sex, understand boys are clueless about cleanliness. If you don't make sure they are clean of body and hands, you will end up with discharge that smells bad because your body can't handle the bacterial and fungal load that his different anatomy can. So if you can't go to the doctor without your mom's participation, it can get complicated for you.
Sometimes condoms fail or there can be transfer of sperm by poor techniques, yes. You have to buy a pregnancy kit to find out. Read the instructions. I do wish schools gave health education like when I was in school. We knew what we were getting into and could make informed decisions.
Sometimes condoms fail or there can be transfer of sperm by poor techniques, yes. You have to buy a pregnancy kit to find out. Read the instructions. I do wish schools gave health education like when I was in school. We knew what we were getting into and could make informed decisions.
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