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writes:Okay, so here is the deal, me and my partner were have sex every other day, sometimes everyday, no pretection, no pulling out.Well, I had my period, but it was extremely stringy and stretchy..Ive never had that before.We had sex during this time. Here I am, 3 weeks later, STILL getting this thick stretchy discharge, at random times during the days, im not bleeding, it just has a pinkinsh-brownish tinge to it.My nipples hurt sooo much when I touch them. Now what I was wondering was, if I had an infection or anything, could it possibly affect my breasts? If it were to be an std or anything?any advice is good advice, thank you!x
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 December 2009): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionWell, it was more like a if it happens it happens kind of thing. Do you understand what I'm saying? I usually have somewhat irregular periods, skipping a month or 2 at sometimes, and this period lasted about 5 days, like normal, mine usually last about 5-7 days,
but now im not like, bleeding anymore, its just discharge, kind of like eggs or something, but with a pinkish tinge.
As for my breasts, its as if they decide when to be sore and when not to be, I mean, they're sore everyday, but the severeness of it differes day to day.
Earlier, they were barely sore, right now I cant even where a bra and they STILL hurt due to brushing up against my shirt. I have these hideous veins on my breasts.
Ill be going to the doctors soon, I just wanted to see if anyone had any good ideas so I would maybe be prepared for what the doc says lol.
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reader, starrbaby +, writes (21 December 2009):
 You should definitely see your dr. or the clinic. Lots of things could be going on. Common signs of cervical cancer and endometriosis are things like what you described (excluding what is going on with your breasts). You may be pregnant or was pregnant. At any rate what's going on is definitely abnormal and you need a check up. Good luck. Keep us posted
Starr
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 December 2009): An STD shouldn't affect your breasts in anyway. And you know there are very easy ways to test for everything. You go to your doctor, and you take the tests. Voila! Then you know.
But doesn't sound like an STD I know of. Doesn't sound like any pregnancy symptoms I know of either. Maybe there's something more serious going on. And are you really trying for a baby? In which case, why didn't you just say so, because all the aunts will now be wondering why on earth you dont wear protection. How many times you have sex a day has nothing to do with it. You can get pregnant from one time, and you can get an STD from one time too. Thats all it takes. So if neither you or your partner know if you at all have STD's, get checked, both of you. Then you won't have to wonder about that in the future either.
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