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Bleeding After Having Sex For The First Time. Is It Normal?
Hi Dear Dr i will be glad and thanks full to u if u answer my question,i had a sex with my wife first time,and hymen is broken (mean her seal) and know she bleeding and its wont stop, some time it stop and start agian its like same as her period some time bleeding some time stop and pain also , so when it should be stop and is it normal or should be use some tablet
Thu, 21 Feb 2013
Hi,
Welcome to the forum.
It is normal to have spotting or bleeding due to hymen rupture after coitus for the first time. Some women have spotting, some bleed for 1-2 days. However, if bleeding continues for more than 2 days it is better to get clinically examined.
Hymen rupture does not need any treatment. It heals by itself. If there is any swelling or inflammation of the genital area along with spotting or bleeding, it can be due to any infection, injury or trauma.
She can take analgesics to get rid of pain, if symptom persists for more than 2 days she may need antibiotics and blood test too rule out sexually transmitted infection. Adhere to hygienic conditions, take care.
Welcome to the forum.
It is normal to have spotting or bleeding due to hymen rupture after coitus for the first time. Some women have spotting, some bleed for 1-2 days. However, if bleeding continues for more than 2 days it is better to get clinically examined.
Hymen rupture does not need any treatment. It heals by itself. If there is any swelling or inflammation of the genital area along with spotting or bleeding, it can be due to any infection, injury or trauma.
She can take analgesics to get rid of pain, if symptom persists for more than 2 days she may need antibiotics and blood test too rule out sexually transmitted infection. Adhere to hygienic conditions, take care.
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