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HELP!
Im 17, I started having sex 2 years ago. I now have a different boyfriend and we've been together for a year now. I started taking birth control over the summer and recently we stopped using condoms but I've still been taking my pills. Recently it started to hurt during sex, like a hard pushing or stabbing feeling. Then I started bleeding while having sex and that has only happened 3 times and not every time we do it. Then the pain just kept getting worse and now we haven't had sex in a while because I don't want it to hurt. I've been really worried about it. And now my period is 5 days late. What is wrong with me?
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You have a urinary tract infection his dick could have been dirty. It hurt and you bleed bc your probably too dry try lube.some b controls dries you up. Look under health department (state* its free and they won't tell your parents for a exam.
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It's true that it's abnormal. But, there are a couple simple explanations. Condoms usually come with lubricant on them, so switching off of them can be hard to adjust to. Also, check out all the info you can about YOUR pill. Carefully look at some side effects. It could be s small urinary tract infection or yeast infection too. More than likely, it would be any of those things because they are pretty common, but if you check out your pill info and it doesn't seem to match, definitely see a doctor. Don't panic, there are a billion things it could be. If it's pregnancy you're worried about, nothing you listed really describes some common warning signs.
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Yes, I would definitely say that you need to go to a gynochologist. Just somehow bring up to your mom that girls are supposed to go starting at age 16 and you feel like you should see one... that way you get the help you need and your mom doesn't have to know about anything if she doesn't already.
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I am not an MD, so I cannot correctly diagnose, however I think that you should make an appointment with an OB/GYN as soon as possible. These things are (not to scare you) but not typically normal. This is something that is abnormal, and something you should ask a doctor about. As cliché as it might sound, just tell your mom you'd like to make an appointment. She'll be more impressed that you're being mature and approaching her about it, than hiding it. All I am trying to do is let you know - you need to get it taken care of. Do it for yourself. Because if something is wrong, you want to make sure it's being fixed or taken care of.
I wish you the best, and hope all is well.
If you need anymore advice, I'm always here.
Best of luck.
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