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Is it normal to bleed after masturbating? because i bleed first time?
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Blood=tissue injury: The prime feature of self sex is your ability to control the intensity. Bleeding after any activity would suggest tissue injury.This injury may be superficial and heal by itself without any special effort. It is not considered a normal outcome.
Answered 6/23/2016
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