About Pregnancy - After How Many Days Of Sex Period Will Stop???

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After how many days of sex period will stop??? Is it the 1st period after intercourse?? Plz help with details

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Dr. Swati Chitnis

Gynecologist 17 yrs exp Mumbai

Bleeding after 1st intercourse usually stops in 3-4 days. It is mostly due to superficial injuries which heal on their own. Avoid sex for a week. See a gynaecologist if you don't stop bleeding

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