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I had intercourse today and noticed a little bit of pink blood after. i had no pain and i was moist so no dryness. this is the first time. worrying?
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No: This is not a significant issue. If it is a recurrent problem consider consulting with a gynecologist and having a pelvic exam.
Answered 1/12/2014
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