Blood spottings after first intercourse

2024-12-18 14:01:07
We had intercourse for the first time and stopped as soon as we saw blood coming out of vagina. It has been 72 hours still there are light spottings of blood. It is not stopping completely. Although there is no pain, only mild discomfort. Is it normal or something concerning?
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Please consult Gynaecologist to check cause of bleeding…

Answered2024-12-19 08:12:05

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Please consult a Gynaecologist in your area for a physical examination. No treatment can be offered without knowing the cause of bleeding. You have not even mentioned the date of your last period.

Answered2024-12-19 02:26:49

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Connect please

Answered2024-12-19 00:41:01

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It's normal to have mild spotting and discomfort after first intercourse....but as u mentioned it has continued for 72 hrs ...it's better to get yourself examined with a gynecologist for any injury and take required medications

Answered2024-12-19 19:48:20

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Consult a gynecologist physically

Answered2024-12-19 04:12:23

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Bleeding after first intercourse is normal, it should settle down

Answered2024-12-19 03:58:15

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connect

Answered2024-12-19 03:15:45

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Might be a small cut there

Answered2024-12-18 18:12:09

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You need to be examined for a cut or an  injury Meet a doctor in person

Answered2024-12-18 15:32:14

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You will need to take some medicines to stop bleeding completely Don't worry much about  it
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connect  for the prescription

Answered2024-12-18 14:33:11

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Minimal bleeding or spotting may occur If it’s excessive then consult Gynecologist physically for examination

Answered2024-12-18 14:17:00

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