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Bleeding a lot after being fingered?

By January 2, 2011 - 1:45am
 
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I am a virgin and my boyfriend fingered me really hard last night (his nails weren't long) and in the morning i was bleeding a lot and it's been 12 hours and i'm still bleeding a lot. I'm not supposed to have my period for another two weeks. I'm freaked out and I can't go to the doctor's/tell mom cause she doesn't know. What is going to happen? Should I be worried? It doesn't smell like my period it's blood though but not thick. There is a lot of it and I've read on websites that it's only supposed to be a little bit.

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Alison Beaver
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What is "a lot"? Are you soaking through pads and tampons every hour? Are you just scared that you are bleeding (spotting??), and it seems like "a lot"?

If you are bleeding consistently, and it is a significant amount, you do not need to tell your mom the reason...just that you are bleeding (any other symptoms, such as pain?) before your period, have some discomfort/pain "down there", and need to talk with your doctor.

January 2, 2011 - 8:41am

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smileitsme
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it's been 2 and a half days and a lot would be i have to change the pad every 2 hours because it's so heavy. the blood looks washed out bright red blood, not thick like my period blood.. do you know what this could be?

January 3, 2011 - 4:34pm

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Pat Elliott
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smileitsme - Do you have any of your normal period symptoms? Do you have any unusual pain that you have not had before? What else are you experiencing in addition to the bleeding?

January 3, 2011 - 5:03pm

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