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A member asked:
I lost my virginity yesterday and i bled quite a bit. it is the morning after and there are a few very light spots still coming out. is this normal?
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Yes: Some residual spotting is normal, however, it should cease soon. If it does not, or if you continue to have spotting, it would be reasonable to see a doctor. Now that you are sexually active, you need to ensure that your partner is using a condom to prevent disease and you need to have a plan to prevent pregnancy.
Answered 6/22/2014
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