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Doctor insights on: Recently Pain Sex

Many reason: Vulval infection
vaginal infection
pelvic infection
cystocele does not cause pan ...Read more

Dryness: More likely dryness is the cause of pain ...Read more

Congrats on marriage: "getting out in secs" or premature ejaculation is common among the newly wed. Using condoms, relaxing about having intercourse, or taking medications such as Paxil (paroxetine) to increase time to ejaculation are just a few ways to treat. ...Read more

Semen: It could be semen coming out of your vagina after sex. You don't mention any itching or irritation so I don't think it is an infection or a reaction to a condom. Some of the vaginal lubricants can also do this as can your normal vaginal secretions. ...Read more

Common problem: Irregular periods are one of the most common problems obgyns treat. If this is one time problem it usually resolves on its own. If this is a recurring problem you should be evaluated. Infections & hormonal changes can cause spotting. If there is a concern for pregnancy then do a home pregnancy test. There are many options available to help regulate the menstrual cycle. Schedule a visit. ...Read more

Do you mean PE?: Is it a question of premature ejaculation? If so, there are many possible treatment options ranging from topical preparations to systemic medications., such as paroxetine, among others (this one just seems to have the best track record for daily use). It is well tolerated, but by prescription only. Ask your doctor about a trial use (20mg a day for a week, then 10mg thereafter). It works well! ...Read more

Doubt it: As long as you have good vaginal muscle support and lubrication, then there should be no difference. ...Read more

Maybe not: If you are certain that with the "protected" part everything was fine, the plan B will only mess with your cycle. If you know when you are supposed to come on your period, count 14 days back - that is when you would have ovulated. If you did ovulate around the encounter you are referring to, then take plan B. ...Read more

You found discharge?: If you are saying you use condoms, first off bravo! If after sex you found fluid in the vagina that looked like cum (sticky, white/yellow), and the condom did not break, then this was most likely your own lubricating fluids - females will produce a lot of lubricating fluids when sexually stimulated. Hope this addresses your question. ...Read more

See your GP or OB: Usual advice is that if you can't feel your IUD strings, then you need to see your FamilyDoc (GP) or OB. But given that this occurred after some fun times, wait a day or so (unless you report stomach/abdominal/pelvic pain) and chances are you'll find the strings again. I'd worry about dislodged IUD if you had pain. Without pain, IUD is most likely in place. ...Read more

Sperm = Pregnancy: Yes. Of course she can become pregnant. This is very well known and understood the whole world over. Pre-cum, the semen that leaks from an erect penis have fresh sperm in it and causes pregnancy in about 30% of the people who 'withdraw' like you did in the sexual encounter. One does not need to ejaculate to leave sperm in the vagina. Sperm cause pregnancy whether from a penis or a turkey baster. ...Read more

Infection: You probably gave an infection. Most likely it is a yeast infection. ...Read more

Need details: There are basically two kinds of pain during sex. One is pain associated with deep thrusting, which may have an abdominal cause, like adhesions. The other is vaginal pain, usually the result of chafing from inadequate lubrication. See your Gyn for evaluation--at your age you might require hormone replacement therapy. ...Read more

Although sexual: Intercourse may become uncomfortable as pregnancy advances, it is not an indicator of pregnancy. Please take pregnancy test if you miss your period. ...Read more

Bladder sling: Yes very normal

If you ovulated....: If you were ovulating around the time of the unprotected sex, you could be at risk for pregnancy. A urine test will be positive as early as the time of the expected period - but certainly within the month after conception. This would be a great time to check in with your health care provider about reliable birth control so you don't have to sweat this one out! Good luck. Lgromkomd. ...Read more

Not an STD: Apparently you have bacterial vaginosis. Gardnerella is one of many bacteria that overgrow in BV; it was once thought to be the cause, but probably is not. BV usually is not an STD. Although most frequent in sexually active women, it is common in others. If you douche, that might be the cause. Probably you are being treated with metronidazole, which should clear it up. ...Read more

Headache: It is unusual to have severe headache. I would have your blood pressure checked or it may just be brought on by the extent of your activity ...Read more

Go see MD: Go see your abortion MD for your 2 week checkup and have them sort out your symptoms. ...Read more

No: You need to be examined by your doctor. Most likely a minor problem, but you need to be seen none the less. ...Read more

Sound depressed but:: These are classic symptoms of depression but I would avoid going to a Dr. Who's answer would be to prescribe antidepressant drugs. There may be physiological causes like hypothyroidism, vitamin deficiencies, food allergies or chronic infections like Lyme. Please see a good holistic/integrative doctor. Also consider seeing a good counselor/psychotherapist. Please see my comment too. ...Read more

Feeling guilty?: Obviously I don't know the specifics, and these are only guesses on my part. Some people feel guilty about having sex before marriage or a committed relationship. Some feel inadequate since the first experience didn't go as well as they hoped. Could this be what's going on for you? If talking with a close friend doesn't help consider talking with your doctor or a qualified therapist. ...Read more

Urgent Health Care: It surely sounds like he needs to be seen today at his family medical clinic. ...Read more

Dyspareunia: If the pain is upon entry then possibly is due to lack of lubrication, trauma, inflammation, irritation and infection or due to Vaginismus,
if the pain is deep then Pelvic inflammatory disease, Endometriosis, prolapse of uterus and etc.
Make sure that your girl is emotionally available, has no stress, anxiety or depression. Make sure your relationship is solid, support her, see an Ob/gyn ...Read more

????????????????????: You were saying? Looks like a statement with a question mark! ...Read more

Possible: The only way to know for sure if to schedule a visit for an exam and testing. That is not a typical complaint we hear indicated vaginal infection though. ...Read more

Family practice: It must be psychological. Maybe he comes to early. Do you enjoy sex. Do you feel you are satisfying him. Discuss this with your partner or it may cause problems with your relationship. Possibly need to see a psychologist. ...Read more

Genital: Genital and oral (mouth) herpes is spread by direct contact with the herpes virus (through intimate contact). In addition oral herpes can be spread by sharing the same glass. Cigarette, lipstick, etc. Spreading of the virus through inanimate objects such as towels or bed sheets is highly unlikely since the herpes virus can not live outside the body for very long. As far as razors are concerned, you should never share a razor with anyone due to the fact that blood may be present which presents many other risks.
Take care. ...Read more

Coital Bleeding is: Not normal. There are many possible causes. Please schedule an appointment with your gynecologist (promptly). Take care. ...Read more

No restrictions: There are no restrictions as long as there is no pain and your doctors did not advice you not to have aex after the procedure. ...Read more