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Can you tell me what number of days the vaginal bleeding after sex can last ?
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Not physiologic: Bleeding after intercourse is not a physiologic event; therefore, if it happens, there is no way to tell, how long it will last. Physiologic events are, for example, ovulation occurring in the middle of a 28 day cycle, and menstrual periods occurring every 4 weeks lasting for 4 - 7 days.
Answered 11/13/2016
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