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My boyfriend accidentally fingered me too hard and cut the inside of my vagina. When it first occurred, I was bleeding a lot but then it stopped. I checked myself immediately after and saw a small cut. The next day, I felt fine except when I pee because it burns. Should I be worried? Will it heal on it’s own? What should I do?

 

In most cases, small cuts or tears inside your vagina will heal on their own in a few days, just like a cut anywhere else on your body. However, from what you described, the next best step would be talking with a doctor or nurse, like the staff at your nearest Planned Parenthood health center, to make sure everything is okay and the cut is healing properly.

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