LafayetteLady
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Joined: 5/2/2007 From: Northern New Jersey Status: offline
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I'm not sure what you mean by "a good amount of blood." I will say that if you are still experiencing this a month after you had anal sex, a trip to the doctor is in order. Yes, it will likely be embarassing. You could attempt to avoid telling them what you believe caused it, and it could be something else that just happened to happen at the same time. It could be a fissure, it could be hemmoroids. You don't say whether or not this was your first anal sex experience or not, but really a month later and you are still feeling some pain? Not normal. I mean unless someone was really banging the hell out of your ass, the pain and blood should have stopped a long time ago. I'm a bit of a anal queen myself and have enjoyed some "rougher" experiences that left me (blissfully) a bit sore for a few days after, maybe even a week. But a month? Get yourself to a doctor post haste, and that doctor would be a proctologist or colorectal surgeon (same thing), not a GP. When you make the appointment, you don't need to put yourself through the embarrassment of telling the receptionist, "look I got fucked in the ass about a month ago and I'm still experiencing some pain and bleeding." Just tell them that you have having painful bowel movements with some bleeding. Deal with the details when you speak with the doctor. I recently had to visit the "butt doctor" for other reasons, so I understand how you are feeling about it. Apparently, proctologists realize that in their field a sense of humor is kind of mandatory, at least that's what mine said, lol. But really make the appointment and go to the doctor. Good luck and I hope everything is ok.
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