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Should i tell my gyn about bleeding after masturbation? if so is it ok if i write it down and just give him the paper? im really embarrassed about it
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Yes you should: Bleeding after masturbation is not normal. You should be examined. It's okay to feel embarrassed, but that should not stop you from discussing your health concerns with your doctor
Answered 10/24/2017
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