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marvlisa

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Joined: 21 May 2006
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Personal Question Posted: 05-21-06 21:45pm


This is a little embarrassing but I have a question about my bottom....I noticed blood today when I wiped and I am freaking out.....Is it possible to hurt the tissue in that area...I need some advice..Thanks

smiley51404

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Location: Miami

Posted: 05-21-06 21:48pm


After having sex? Yes if it is really ruff or something like that then yes you can. I have a papsmear and it bleed for three days like I got my period. Sometimes it is normal...Don't worry to much. If it continues for more then 3 or 4 days then yes go see a doctor.

sammisa

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Posted: 05-21-06 22:46pm

smiley51404 wrote:

after having sex?

Yes if it is really ruff or something like that then yes you can.

I have a papsmear and it bleed for three days like I got my period. Sometimes it is normal...Don't worry to much. If it continues for more then 3 or 4 days then yes go see a doctor.

i think she is talking about her butt.

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