Is it normal to bleed after intercourse?
88357
sometimes. if the s e x was very rough this can happen, if it was what you could call normal, or slow, then no, go get it checked out.- oh, & it's not true if you were a virgin either, that never happend to me.
420285
Yes, you should see a doctor.  Vaginal bleeding after menopause might be a sign of something serious that needs treatment.
168067
how long has it been going on, like how many days?\n\nsounds normal to me, everyone has this type of discharge after your period every once in a while, especially if you are not regular or this menstrual period was lighter or heavier than normal. this should last for a week, maybe a week and a half, even 2 weeks sometimes after a period.\n\nif it has been going on longer and you are having pains, it could be something you have to see your gynocologist about
602165
I can see why you're worried. Sex shouldn't be painful. It shouldn't make you bleed, either. That said - it doesn't mean there's definitely something wrong. But it does mean you need to get this checked out. \n\nSo please visit your GP and explain everything. You can ask for a woman doctor, if you prefer. Your doctor is likely to examine you internally to check all's well. It may be your vagina is inflamed for some reason - this would make it sore and likely to bleed. \n\nNext time you have sex you'll probably be scared in case it happens again - so please put your mind at rest and get this sorted.
380411
Okay first of all, there is a chance that you can have a normal period during the first stages of pregnancy.  Second of all, the reason you are spotting (in my opinion) is because you had sex the day after your period was over.  Even though you are done, there is still residue built up that needs to clean itself out, and your man just loosened it up. Another thing to consider is that when you don't have sex for a long period of time, then sometimes you tighten up.  Did you have any pain or discomfort during intercourse?  \n\nHonestly, I don't think you are pregnant.
407255
all girls cycles are different i bleed alot more on than off most are as long as 2-3 months with only 4 days stopped its normal for some to not bleed at all or very light just to be on safe side pop to doctors it may be nothing but might put your mind at ease
581753
A girl losing her virginity, in a cultural point of view, means the tearing of the hymen. Although its existence has been questioned lately by scientists, it is a small flap of skin (sort of like a membrane) that partially covers the vaginal opening. The normal hymen is never actually "intact" since there is always an opening in it. Furthermore, there is not always bleeding at first vaginal penetration. The blood that is sometimes, but not always, observed after first penetration can be due to tearing of the hymen, but it can also be from injury to nearby tissues. Post-injury, injuries to the hymen and surrounding tissues often quickly heal, leaving the hymenal tissue looking as if there had been no injury at all. Therefore, the appearance of the hymen is not a reliable indicator of virginity or chastity. So yes some girls do bleed but it is usually not for very long. If the bleeding does not stop and is in large quantities one needs to see the doctor quickly.
934603
No it is NOT normal to bleed during or after sex. You really need to go see a gynecologist ASAP. There are many things benign and serious that can go wrong with your body despite having a partial hysterectomy. You still have ovaries and a vagina that need to be checked. Ladies that have hysterectomies still need to get paps, its a smear of the vaginal cuff. See your doctor please.
534487
Hi there, it's not abnormal to sometimes bleed after intercourse, I'm assuming you weren't a virgin, because sometimes the angle of penetration might bump your cervix or possibly the friction of movements can irritate or make a tear similiar to a papercut but without pain.  There might have been some residue left over from your period previously that was jarred too that came out. I wouldn't worry about it but if it happens frequently after sex or just bleed on it's own, make sure you see a doctor.  If you had an infection that was bleeding, you would have pain, possibly discharge along with the blood, itching, burning etc.  It's happened to me before a few times.  Don't worry unless it starts happening alot.
957911
spotting is a term for bloody discharge.  If you haven't started menstruating yet, or are between periods and you notice a little reddish or brownish spot (or spots) in your underwear, this is known as spotting and it is very natural.  If you are in pain or are bleeding heavily (more than a normal period) see a doctor.  Otherwise, welcome to womanhood m'dear.
519906
You just met this guy at a party and had sex with him. . .go to the doctor whether you're bleeding or not.  You need to get tested.\n\nAnd please try to have a little more respect for yourself than having drunken sex with strangers.
54144
it may just be some x-tra blood from ur period...if u just finished ur cycle or are about to start. it can also be a cut in or around your vaginal area...the best answere would come from your doctor.
49992
If it is your first time, then it was perfectly normal. After first sex, bleading cause of the tear of hymen, that protect your virginia. But if it isn't ur first time, then may be that time you are not relaxed. If not, then I advice please contact to the doctor. No, you are not pregnant if you took any precaution, like condom, pills etc.
30929
David is that you?\n\nNo girls do not always bleed, many reasons for this are the hymen is already broken from using tampons or doing other activities.  \n\nSo don't think that just because there was no blood that the girl was not a virgin.
544180
It all depends on the person. Some bleed excessively and some don't bleed at all! Don't worry to much about it it's only once and as soon as it's done it's done! so try not to think of it too much and just enjoy the experience!
952445
Heavy bleeding during your peroid could be caused by several things (endometriosis, fibroids, etc...).  Bleeding with intercourse is NOT normal and you should definately see a doctor for this.\nAbnormal bleeding between periods could be a sign of cervical dysplasia (a precancerous condition), a hormonal imbalance, or an infection.  The only way to find out is to see a doctor and have a pap smear.
710370
First of all, a "hole" in your cervix is normal... the cervix is shaped like a donut... Anyway, vaginal bleeding outside of your period is not normal. Douching is NOT good at all, so stop doing it! And trauma is normal; if you went after having sex in the previous 3 days. Try to take really good care of your infections, too... did you know that not treating them could also cause you cervical cancer?