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Is it normal to bleed after your first intercourse?
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Bleeding: If you are currently fine with no pain, if it was just mild bleeding episode right after sexual activity and stopped in its own it could just be from the intercourse causing stretching or friction of vaginal mucosa and cause some bleeding. If its continuing to bleed you should definitely seek medical attention to look for tears or other causes.
Answered 6/7/2016
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