Has menstrual pain increased when you started having sexual intercourse?
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no i havent. I'd get it checked out asap, something else is probably causing it. See if yer mom has had problems with hers, it could run in the family.
1043110
Some pains down there during your period are normal.
845719
I had intense pain with my periods, irregular periods, and heavy periods when they came. I ended up finding out I had endometriosis and adenomyosis. Go see your gyn.
375830
Yes sometimes i bleed during intercourse but most of the time this is due to having rough sex. If you were not having rough or harsh penetrative sex then i would worry and would advise you both to see your gp about this.\nHope this helps\nMichelle xxxx.
937544
Hi, Registered Nurse here; Take a deep breath, this is obviously causing you considerable unrest.  Okay, let me see here if I understand correctly first off all. You don't like to be touched in the genital area when on your menstrual cycle?  If this is correct, it's not uncommon, and I'm not at all sure you have a problem.  However, you have communicated that you have thought about it and it's true.  So, I think I'm missing something here, so I'm going to try and feel in the blanks, and if I'm wrong please forgive me.  Speculating here, that your referring to your sexually partner touching you in that area when menstruating, so if you wear a tampon, you feel you would be more comfortable.  Well dear with a tampon, you should not have sexual intercourse when one is in place, and for foreplay, well that isn't really advised wither with a tampon in place.  I don't think there is anything stupid about your question.  I have a tendency to believe someone is putting pressure on you, to do things your not comfortable with while on your menstrual cycle.  I think it safe to ask this person to just back off.  Lots of females, prefer not to be sexually active during this time of the month, others do, it's a individual preference.  Thanks for the opportunity to address such a sensitive question.
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If you need to ask specific questions, contact your local Planned Parenthood. \n\nYour periods should be more regular as you get older. They will be irregular around the first few months that you start having sex. As you get older though, you'll know when you are about to start. Keep in mind they are PRE-menstrual cramps, if you are getting them, your period should be there within the next few days. \n\nAnd to answer your question, yes, it will get better
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You should at least talk to your doc about it.  It's really not supposed to be so painful honey, good luck!\n\nhttp://www.marilynglenville.com/general/dysmenorrhoea.htm
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It could be raised hair follicles.  Try not to worry, it can't be anything serious.  Its definately not a sexually transmitted problem as it started before you had sex.  If it was any serious illness you would be having major symptoms and pain by now.\n\nAll in all sweetheart it doesn't sound like anything to worry about.  If you don't feel comfortable about seeing your doctor, go to your local GUM clinic to put your mind at rest.\n\nTalk to your girlfriend about it too as she will put you at ease if she is the girl for you.\n\nGood luck\nBubble x
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All women have some cramping before and during their periods due to the release of prostaglandins, but pain like that which you describe is never normal.  See your doc to talk about possible reasons, i.e., adenomyosis, fibroids, Endometriosis.  Pain should never cripple you like that; it's your body's way of saying something is wrong.  A lot of women who have Endometriosis of their uterosacral nerve and surrounding region describe what you are saying, so see your gyn to be on the safe side.  Good luck!
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It shouldn't be a problem unless the pain is \n\n1) Severe or \n2)Long-lasting\n\nA lot of women feel mild pain if the penis is pressing up near the cervix (girl-on-top is a big culprit here).  Serious pain, in sex as in life, is always a sign to slow up and take it easy.  Since you seem to be pretty content with things I'd say you are fine.  If the pain is bothering you, try some different angles and positions... there's bound to be some that allow for mindblowing sex without any pain.
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IT IS TOTALLY NORMAL. AFTER YOR PERIOD YOUR UTERUS CONTRACTS TO SHRINK INTO ITS REGULAR SIZE. PAIN IS NORMAL BEFORE AND AFTER THE MENTRUAL PERIOD.
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Infection, endometriosis, irritable bowel syndrome are some other possibilities. So it may be better to see your doctor or clinic. It is too soon to tell if you're pregnant.  Apparently intercourse can trigger fertility so you can't rule out pregnancy either. When was the the last time you had intercourse, as a pregnancy in the wrong place such as your 'tubes' would also cause cramps. How old you are, how long you've had your periods, and any other symptoms are helpful information that may solve your pain.
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Depends on where the pain is.  Often a small amount of a hormone gets released during your period called "Relaxin".  its job is to make the ligaments looser in case you become pregnant.  If some of the ligaments are already strained from stress placed on them, then the nerves that register pain may be activated.  Cramping of the uterus as it tries to expel the blood may also triggers pain receptors in the spinal column if it gets too intense.
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Yes. Especially if she has a hymen. Then there's lots of bleeding. \n\nMost other times it hurts a little because it's a new experience. \n\nGood Luck!
438889
While there are some remedies that can help, ranging from over-the-counter analgesics to medications to exercise to certain supplements and alternatives, you do need to find out the source of your pain.  While every woman experiences some cramping during her period, pain that debilitates you or otherwise disrupts your life should be investigated and treated accordingly.  You may have Endometriosis, which can be a potentially devastating illness.  Learn more at http://www.endocenter.org.
540072
you might want to get checked for chlamydia and gonorrhea. having an infection in your cervix, uterus, or fallopian tubes can cause a lot of pain when the cervix gets bumped around (like during sex).
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There has been some supposition that menstrual cups can promote the development of Endometriosis in women who may be predisposed to the disease.  I wouldn't use the products for that reason alone.  http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=27320