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A member asked:
I lost my virginity and bled. is this normal? i bled a second time i had sex again too. is this just my hymen ripping? is this normal?
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Blood=tissue injury: It is expected that your first intercourse would tear the hymen and such tissue injury would result in bleeding. Later bleeding during or after intercourse would indicate further tissue injury, either from the hymen remnant or other tissue in the involved area. If it does not stop over time and or fills a pad you may want to have the area examined.
Answered 10/7/2016
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