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Im currently breastfeeding my 8mo old¬ having cycles, but when i engage in sexual intercourse i always bleed kinda heavy & cramp is that normal?
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No: While it is likely nothing serious, it is not normal to frequently or persistently have bleeding and pain after intercourse. I would advise you see your gynecologist for evaluation.
Answered 12/3/2014
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