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I really want to have sex for the first time. But I am only thirteen. I know vaguely what to do and I know to use protection. But I was talking to my 17-year-old cousin (who has had sex before) if it hurt his girlfriend the first time. And he had said that she was screaming and she felt as if she wanted to die. This information scared me a little too much for comfort. I would like to know if it will hurt as much as he said it will or if he was just exaggerating. Thank you so much.
originally written 07.26.2007  •  updated 12.04.2021  •  
First things first: there are all of two or three countries in the world where it's even lawful for you to have intercourse at your age, and in most places, many other kinds of sex . If you're writing in from the states, there is no state in which you're at the age of consent . However you may feel about these laws, they exist, and it's generally very unwise not to abide by them, especially given the cultural climate when it comes to teens and sex. If your partner is over the age of consent, or worse still a legal adult, he could be looking at some very serious criminal charges. So, personally, I'd advise you to wait on sex until you're legal. It also is often pretty difficult for someone your age to get things like the sexual healthcare you need and birth control , or abortion services or pre-natal care in the event of an accidental pregnancy , so until you're in a place and of an age where you can always get those basics when you need them, it's really best to hold off.
Same goes for having the kinds of interpersonal negotiation and communication skills that it usually takes most folks longer to get a handle on than in the first 13 years of their lives. Sex always keeps, and it's always better (emotionally, as well as just for our enjoyment) when we only have it when we've got all we need to have it safely and soundly.
Which isn't to say I'm not going to answer your questions.
Could someone be in so much pain from first intercourse that they're screaming? They could. Everyone's pain threshold is different, and there are a bunch of different conditions that could make first intercourse strongly painful. (Suffice it to say, if your cousin's girlfriend also really just didn't want to be having intercourse, it would be normal for her to be screaming.)
Here are some common reasons why that could happen:
Here is a link which goes into more about why intercourse or other vaginal entry can be painful and how to avoid that: From OW! to WOW! Demystifying Painful Intercourse . I'd also like you to read about why -- not just because of age or anything else, but just because of pleasure -- it can be a good idea to put off intercourse for some people: Yield for Pleasure .
You say you know vaguely what the deal is here, but legal and age issues aside, I'd love for you to be much more informed than that when making these choices for yourself: I'd love it if you could feel more like an expert before taking this step.
So, here is a nice pile of links I think will help round out the information you have, and give you a good foundation to get started with. With more information, you're better equipped to know what the right choice is -- whatever it is -- for you right now, and to have the right things in your pocket to talk to a partner about long before having sex with him.
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Doctors recommend against having sex if you have a urinary tract infection (UTI). That’s because sexual intercourse may disturb the bacteria causing the infection, pushing them further up the urethra, and making symptoms worse. 
This post explores the risks of having sex with a UTI, tips for safer sex, and how you can prevent urinary tract infections from recurring in the future. 
Bacteria cause most UTIs . Infection usually occurs when dirty hands or fecal matter around the anus come into contact with the urethra, the small tube through which you urinate. 
Women are more likely to experience UTIs than men for anatomical reasons. That’s because the urethral opening sits in a vulnerable spot, closer to both vaginal and anal bacteria. 
Sex can make UTIs worse by putting pressure on the urethra and spreading existing infection around. It can also increase the volume of bacteria in and around the urethra, making symptoms worse. Because of this, women who have sex frequently are more likely to experience recurring urinary tract infections than those who don’t. 
According to research , condoms may increase the risk of UTIs in women, too. Spermicidal agents appear to change the bacterial chemistry of the vagina, allowing for more opportunistic E.coli infections. 

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The risks of having sex with a UTI include pain and irritation around the urethra. Sex may transfer bacteria from other places toward the urethral opening making symptoms worse. For women, pressure on the walls of the vagina may also press against the bladder, worsening pain. 
The risks of having sex with a UTI remains high if you use lube , toys, a condom, or oral methods. That’s because all these methods spread bacteria. Therefore, doctors recommend that you only resume sex or any form of sexual contact when you are symptom-free. 
Medical authorities do not consider UTIs to be sexually transmitted infections , like gonorrhea, HIV, or chlamydia. However, partners can still exchange bacteria. And this means that there is a risk that a woman could pass her infection on to a man .
E. coli bacteria are responsible for around 90 percent of UTIs. They mainly originate in the colon and feces. During penetrative or oral sex, these bacteria can migrate to the urethra of the man and cause infection. Action by the hands, genitals, mouth , and sex toys can spread bacteria to the urethral opening at the tip of the penis both directly and indirectly from the woman’s vagina and anus. 
If you have a UTI, you should wait until it clears completely before engaging in any sexual activity. 
If you take antibiotics and you have no other complications, your UTI infection should go away in three to seven days. However, if you are pregnant, wearing a catheter or have a condition that suppresses your immune system, recovery may take up to two weeks. 
You can speed up recovery from UTIs by adopting healthy lifestyle practices in combination with taking regular antibiotics. 
Start by drinking more water and peeing often. The more you pee, the more bacteria you can flush out of your system. Try getting an additional 1.5 liters of water per day. 
In addition, avoid caffeine. According to research , tea and coffee may make symptoms worse. 
You can also try taking cranberry juice. Cranberries contain special phytonutrients that make it harder for bacteria to stick to the walls of the bladder and urethra, encouraging your body to flush them out. 
Unfortunately, there is no way to practice safe sex if you have a UTI. However, if you do decide to have sex, avoid engaging in sexual practices that are more likely to spread bacteria from the anus to your genitals. If you have anal sex, use a condom. Don’t transfer between the vagina and the anus during sex, as this can increase the bacterial load. 
There are several ways to prevent UTIs from recurring . 
First, wash your hands before and after sex. Proper hygiene reduces the likelihood of transferring bacteria from your partner’s genitals and anus to your urethra. 
Second, talk to your doctor about using superior barrier contraceptives. Condoms , diaphragms, and IUDs increase the risk of UTIs. 
Third, pee after sex. Peeing flushes out bacteria from the urethra. Make sure that you drink plenty of water before and after sex to keep your bladder flushed. 
You might also want to try consuming more cranberries in your diet. Research shows weak evidence that cranberry consumption reduces the risk of UTIs. 
Lastly, when you go to the bathroom, wipe from front to back. Wiping from back to front may push fecal matter into the urethra, worsening the infection. 
If you have a UTI, it is a good idea to see a doctor as soon as you can. Most UTIs will not clear up on their own and may lead to complications, such as sepsis. 
Visit your doctor as a matter of urgency if you have symptoms of an upper urinary tract infection. Fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, and tenderness in the upper back indicate bacteria in the kidneys. 
If you have already taken a course of antibiotics but your symptoms haven’t gone away, you may need to return to your doctor to try a different antibiotic. 
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