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Queries related to having sex for first
Doc, basically I am about to have sex in upcoming days so I have some queries in my mind, I hope you could solve those
1. Is it dangerous that while having sex with my partner, blood comes out, if it is, then what should be done?
2. Condoms are 97% safe but on internet it's saying 85%, so how safe condom is?
3. While having sex with my partner for first time its common that she will suffer from minute pain, so what should be done to make sex more pleasurable rather than pain?
4. Does condom protect from all kinds of Sati's
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No contraceptive is 100% safe . So each and every contraceptive has its own failure rate . , can use lubricant to reduce pain
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding is a sign of breaking of hymen
If it's profuse yes it's a matter of concern n u need to meet a Dr in person to rule out an injury
Condoms hv a failure rate
Better to use a safer method of contraception
Being well lubricated
Yes thy do
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