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Is it normal to bleed after sex? I was with my previous boyfriend for 3 yr and never bled after sex. But recently had sex with my for the 1st time after being single for over 2yrs and noticed that i was bleeding . Which continued for the rest of the day but was not overly heavy. We had sex again later and everything was ok, but the next morning we had sex again and again i was bleeding is this normal? Or Should I see a doctor, I ve recently had a smear and everything was fine
Bleeding usually happens when the tissues are fragile. Possibilities are infection or some form of growth. Possibility of menstruation also needs to be considered.
Presuming you are not menstruating, the symptoms is concerning. It warrants a careful clinical examination. Tests for genitourinary infection such as complete blood count, urine routine / microscopy, colposcopy and Pap smear are entailed.
It would be wise to avoid further sexual intercourse until the cause of bleeding is clear.
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Had Intercourse. Is It Normal To Bleed After Sex?
Hi, Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum. It is not normal to bleed during and after sex. Bleeding usually happens when the tissues are fragile. Possibilities are infection or some form of growth. Possibility of menstruation also needs to be considered. Presuming you are not menstruating, the symptoms is concerning. It warrants a careful clinical examination. Tests for genitourinary infection such as complete blood count, urine routine / microscopy, colposcopy and Pap smear are entailed. It would be wise to avoid further sexual intercourse until the cause of bleeding is clear. Hope this helps. Wish you good health Regards