Ill cut to the chase; -I was fingering my girlfriend -something smelled bad/ unclean (tho I do have a cold) -she might be coming down with something too -shes on the pill and doesnt have periods -she was really turned on -she said she wasnt sure if she needed to pee or cum -she did say earlier she felt unwell/ sick Whilst i was fingering her i noticed a little blood on my fingers. She was mortified ofc but said it didnt hurt and that she was fine. She said it wasnt very heavy like a period so I shouldnt worry, but Im still woried, any ideas???

Home / Answered Questions / Ill cut to the chase; -I was fingering my girlfriend -something smelled bad/ unclean (tho I do have a cold) -she might be coming down with something too -shes on the pill and doesnt have periods -she was really turned on -she said she wasnt sure if she needed to pee or cum -she did say earlier she felt unwell/ sick Whilst i was fingering her i noticed a little blood on my fingers. She was mortified ofc but said it didnt hurt and that she was fine. She said it wasnt very heavy like a period so I shouldnt worry, but Im still woried, any ideas???

Ill cut to the chase; -I was fingering my girlfriend -something smelled bad/ unclean (tho I do have a cold) -she might be coming down with something too -shes on the pill and doesnt have periods -she was really turned on -she said she wasnt sure if she needed to pee or cum -she did say earlier she felt unwell/ sickWhilst i was fingering her i noticed a little blood on my fingers. She was mortified ofc but said it didnt hurt and that she was fine. She said it wasnt very heavy like a period so I shouldnt worry, but Im still woried, any ideas???

There are many reasons why a woman can bleed, and so it is not possible for us to say for sure why this happened to your girlfriend.

During sex there is a chance that the lining of the vagina is damaged (Say by a fingernail when someone is being fingered). It is also possible that women can have small amounts of breakthrough bleeding even when they do not get their regular periods because of the pill.

If this is an ongoing issue, or if she is having any other symptoms it is a good idea for her to see a health care provider. They will be able to take a full health history from her and if needed do any exams and/or testing needed to figure out what may be the cause.

It is also important for all women to do regular Pap screening as part of their general health care.

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Health Nurse

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This answer was posted on February 24, 2015.

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