Unwanted bleeding - HELP!!

[Beloved_Pixie]

To be honest, I don't really know what to make of this.

One day, my partner was fingering me and it started off normal and everything. Then it got a little more intense and when he pulled his fingers out there was blood on them.

I was not on my period, nor did I just get on it. I already tested that one.

I can't figure out if it was because he pushed his fingers too far into me, because he parted his fingers, or if he ended up scratching me. Mind you, I felt no pain what so ever, so I think the last is out. I don't bleed during normal sex, but I have bled like that one time since then when he fingered me.

Does anyone have any ideas as to what could be causing this??

[maupassant]

Have you been checked out by your doc recently. I think that should be on the cards, but more qualified advice will surely follow my posting.
All the best.

[CLVR-HNDS_GUY]

if he has sharp fingernails or scratches with dry dead skin could of done something, that could be possible

[Brandye]

The greatest possibility is that he nicked a bit of remaining useless tissue, the hymen, that was still around the edges. The other, equally likely, is that he scratched you somehow. The area is rich in small capillaries and the "skin"" is not very tough.

All women should have gyn exams before starting sex. Perhaps you are due.

[EvilEvilKitten]

Bleeding = Doctor + get there now!

He needs a manicure and further training in his manual techniques.

[Beloved_Pixie]

Thank you for the advice. It probably couldn't hurt to get a gyn exam too.

He keeps his nails really short, but I've realized that even short stubby nails can scratch deep.

[hazel]

Did it have the consistency of like blood from a broken blood vessel (abrasion, broken hymen) ? Or was it more like menstrual blood? If you're not sure, talk to your doctor.

Do be aware that in between periods some women leak a little bit ("spotting"). There are many reasons why a woman might be spotting. Here's one web page with some info, but I still encourage you to mention this to your doctor:
Bleeding Between Periods - Why Bleeding or Spotting Between Periods Occurs