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Bleeding after 2 days of having sex
Hello Doctor. I had sex with my boyfriend 2 days back. It was the first time. When he inserted I felt pain and started to bleed. Bleeding continued for few mins and stopped. then we tried again, but again to started to bleed. So we stopped. After that there was no bleeding. Yesterday found very few spots..But again now from morning I started to bleed.. My mensus shd start start in one or two days.. But the bleeding is very liquid and red.. I experience lower abdomen pain... Can you pls suggest what should be done.
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Dr. Sharathchandra Rao
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6 yrs exp
Udupi
First time when you have intercourse it's natural to bleed
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