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Bleed after sex
I saw blood after having sex. Is it common to bleed during sex after completing my periods already(periods start day: 13 days ago). What is the reason for this and please suggest precautions/remedies. Should we wait for next sex.
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Can be some local disease in genital area
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please consult a dermatologist or gynecologist for in person examination and treatment
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Sometimes occurs if there is bit less lubrication during intercourse.. friction causes disruption of vaginal epithelial tissue causing bleeding.
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Use proper lubrication during intercourse.
If you notice bleeding frequently, clinical examination and if needed ultrasound (Sonography) examination to look for any lesion (less likely).
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
Sexologist
20 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
sex injury, commom,no worries,just u need few precaution
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