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writes:Hello! I was just looking for some advice/ information. My boyfriend and I live together and have been dating for sometime. He left for work and school today, its my day off. Anyways I was missing him and was a bit horny so i masturbated, shortly after I went to the bathroom and there was a little blood. I'm not on my period, nor am I close. A little after i was reading and when I got up I had a sharp pinching feeling in my ovaries. It went away within a minute or two but it jus concerned me. It hasnt continued, I also suspect I could be ovulating. While i think this is probably just due ovulation, could anyone tell me what else it may be?
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reader, anonymous, writes (25 November 2008): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThank you so much!!! The last post really helped! Thank you so much, thats kind of what I was thinking. You dont know how much that relieved me, though I am making an appt with my OBGYN thank you sooooomuch everyone!
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reader, birdynumnums  +, writes (25 November 2008):
 It's probably your ovulation. The orgasm stimulated your womb, because when you cum you have spasms, which is your womb contracting. I remember that I did not get this kind of "spotting" around my ovulation time until I was in my early twenties, possibly because your cycle and your body are more regular now. You should chart this on your calendar or blackberry. I would take note of when my period started, when it ended, and if there was spotting in between, MP, MP 5 days, SP, etc.. It's helpful because your OB/GYN would want to ask questions about your cycle, an it becomes relevant if you are TRYING to get pregnant, are pregnant (due date) and finally, when you start to go through menopause. Hope this was of some use...
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reader, aunty_rach  +, writes (24 November 2008):
the best thing you can do is see a doctor or even call a health line.
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reader, Teacake +, writes (24 November 2008):
 Sounds like a question for an actual doctor.
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