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Last week,my boyfriend was fingering me,and i guess i started my period just then, which made sense, but it has been 1 week and a half,and the longest it has ever lasted is 1 week, and today he was fingering me again, and he pulled his finger out and my period started back up. is that normal? two periods in one month? this has happened before,but not so close together.
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Firstly, was it a small amount of blood, or an extended flow? It could be that, if your hymen is relatively uneroded, that he stretched it a bit, causing a little bleeding.
If it was in fact an extended flow (definitely something menstrual), then it COULD be normal menstrual irregularity-- in the first five years of having your period it's not unusual for things to be a little irregular. If this is the case, I'd suggest keeping track of things for a month to six weeks two: if you keep on having such a short time between periods, then you'll need to see a doctor. Likewise, if you notice anything else awry in that time (strange discharges etc), see a doctor. If, however, after this one irregularity everything seems to go back to normal, then it isn't a huge cause for concern.
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it lasted for 2 more days,and its stopped now. But now it almost seems like im getting a yeast infection,because i have clumps for discharge for the past 2 days, and i take showers morning and night and clean myself.
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