About Sex For The First Time - Do Bleeding Is Compulsary After

About sex for the first time

Asked for Female, 16 Years

Do bleeding is compulsary after having sex for the first tym and if it bleed then how much

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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale

Infertility Specialist 20 yrs exp Pune

Bleeding is absolutely not compulsory and though bleeding one or two spots to half pad will be taken due to rupture of hymen

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