Vaginal bleeding next morning

Well it sounds like you had a marathon session, so it might be that a typical sexual session wouldn’t cause the problems. But if I were you I’d just quit. Basically the trade off is that the bigger you get, the less sex you will be able to have. It will have to be shorter and more infrequent to cause cervix abrasion.

Unless it’s a sudden girth growth issue and you are tearing her hymen. That’s more of a one-time thing, she’ll get accustomed to the larger size. With the cervix it’s a chronic thing. So it depends on where the blood is coming from.

I’ve confirmed bright red blood. Also confirmed that bleeding has stopped. Also confirmed that it’s a “happy kind of sore”.

VBPBP…vaginal bleeding play-by-play :)

It’s definitely a length issue. I’ve been focused on that primarily to this point in my PE career. Would growing girth from this point forward be positive, negative, neutral or indeterminable in terms of susceptibility to cervix abrasion?

Negative.

What are you packing again?

8.25” BPEL x 5.625” EG, about 6.5” EG at the base.

gulp.

Hehe… If you had to quit today, I have one thing to say…

That is a big schlong!!!

*whistles* Stop. Now. Man, just rest on your laurels.

I’m looking at my posts and realizing my grammar is foggy. Stayed up last night watching the blasted news. You will most likely cause cervix abrasion with a penis that size if you go at it for long enough, even being gentle, factoring in that she already had it abraded from one marathon session. Too much she may need to have it cauterized. Now I’m wondering if a cervical cap or diaphragm would help protect the cervix from abrasion or not.

Unless the blood is coming from the opening rather than the cervix, in which case it is only temporary.

I hear you Zane. I am stopped, at least for a couple of months during which I’ll support tissue deconditioning. Loosing some size is not uncommon during this process. I may need to PE afterwards to get back to where I am now.

I take this seriously and consider the bleeding to literally be a “red flag” with respect to PE. I will consider all of the information that I’ve gathered here and in PMs and conduct myself in a manner that is consistent with mrs. x’s best health and well being. One things for sure, I will not participate in injuring my favorite person in the whole world.

I’ll ask her if she can locate the source area of the bleeding.

Y’know buddy, there are a ton of really knowlegeable and insightful people here on this wacky penis enlargement site Still.. If it were my wife, she’d be on the phone to OB/GYN today. If she didn’t do it on her own, (which would surprise me) then I would ask her to.

I’d bet Zane is right, but I would want to be sure. Their pink parts are so much more complicated than our pink parts, I would just want to err on the side of caution, and know for sure what was going on. Hell, it might not even be you that’s the cause. I’m not usually a knee-jerk, “get to a doctor” kinda guy, really I’m not. :)

Understood E. We’ll be having a little heart to heart tonight and the OB/GYN visit idea will part of that discussion.

Thanks Buddy.

BTW and FWIW, I just spoke to her on the phone and she was laughing about my concern over this. She said the bleeding stopped this morning and she feels fine. I don’t know, maybe I’m wigging out over this…I’ve always been squeemish about other peoples blood.

Yes and yes. This is a common thing with women. Which is what I’ve been saying on this website until I’m blue in the face! PE can be a mixed bag, depending on the woman, and I’ve seen lots of complaints of this very thing. Some like this, a little bleeding, a small pain. Some lots of bleeding and severe pain. So I can see why she’s laughing it off, because it is common.

So don’t get too freaked out, but don’t get bigger either. And follow her lead on the pain angle.

Also the cervix is much sturdier when it’s not around ovulation. Ovulation causes the cervix to soften up and be more susceptible to abrasion. Just an FYI.

As far as I know, the bleeding this morning was the first non-menstrual bleeding since her first time 19 years ago. I acknowledge that the number of times that bleeding could have occurred and I simply didn’t know about it is high.

I really don’t think thats something she likes, I’m sure I don’t.

Great tip. Thanks!

I understand this is a common thing with women, and it is also a common thing to hear from an OB/GYN that any non-menstrual related bleeding be investigated.

Once my wife bled a very little bit with very little pain, turned out it was implantaion bleeding from becoming pregnant (while on the pill no less). Another time, it was a spontaneous abortion of a pregnancy we didn’t even know about, and yet again one small bout of bleeding was atributed to a small ovarian cyst bursting with very minimal pain shortly after intercourse.

I’m not saying freak out, I’m not saying you’re wrong zane, I’m just saying if it were the most important person in my life, she’d see an OB/GYN just to be sure.

No harm in seeing a gynecologist, certainly. A good thing.