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Sometimes after having sex i spot & feel a bit of pain especially after certain positions. could it be that the penetration is too much?
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Possibly,,,,,: If this follows deep penetration... It may indicate a "friable" cervix that may mean a change in cervical cell types..... The best person to ask is your gynecologist... They can correlate your history with a proper physical exam.
Answered 1/16/2014
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