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Hemophilia and Inherited Bleeding Disorders |
Vonwillebrands01/26/2011 |
Okay, so I have Vonwillebrands Type 2 and I was just curious as to if i was going to lose my viginity, would I be at risk to excessively bleed when he `pops my cherry`? Because I really have been thinking about it and I want to make sure that I won`t have to go to the hospital just because I couldnt stop bleeding when my hymen broke.
Of course there is a potential for some bleeding at the time the hymen is broken. However, I am not aware of any one with vonWillebrand's needing treatment for it.
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