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Is it normal to bleed after sex in early pregnancy (5 weeks pregnant) thanks.
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It needs evaluation.: Any bleeding in the first trimester should be evaluated. The cervix is very sensitive which may cause bleeding from intercourse. This is normal. However, you should be checked to rule out abnormal pregnancy such as miscarriage or tubal pregnancy. Also, infection can cause bleeding. See your health care provider.
Answered 4/24/2015
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