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Painful Tightness In Upper Vagina After Sex, Drops Of Blood After Intercourse. Suggestions?

Recently there has been a very painful tightness in my upper vagina during sex. The penis inserts into the entrance just fine but is very painful when it goes deeper as I just feel too tight. I also noticed drops of blood after intercourse last time and blood in the discharge and it is definitely not my period... please help?!
Thu, 2 May 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for using healthcare magic.

I have gone through your available history.

Pain during intercourse might be due to
- Inadequate lubrication
- vaginismus although it is less likely.

Bleeding after discharge might be due to minor injury over vagina. But you should consult your gynecologist to rule out any cervical pathology.

Thanks.
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Painful Tightness In Upper Vagina After Sex, Drops Of Blood After Intercourse. Suggestions?

Hi, Thanks for using healthcare magic. I have gone through your available history. Pain during intercourse might be due to - Inadequate lubrication - vaginismus although it is less likely. Bleeding after discharge might be due to minor injury over vagina. But you should consult your gynecologist to rule out any cervical pathology. Thanks.