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Problems after first tex
First vaginal intercourse today, no condom. Significant vaginal pain and burning afterwards. There were 2–3 drops of blood. Burning when urinating. I am afraid to urinate again because of the pain.
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Some discomfort and a few drops of blood after first intercourse is common and comes from small superficial tears at the vaginal opening, which heal on their own within a few days. Burning while passing urine afterwards is also common, because urine passing over those small abrasions stings. That is different from a urinary infection, which usually builds over a day or two with frequency and urgency.
Next Steps
Drink plenty of water, keep the area clean and dry, and avoid intercourse until you are comfortable. Because this was without a condom, take a urine pregnancy test if your period is more than a week late, and consider a contraception discussion with a gynaecologist.
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Bleeding that is heavy or continues beyond a couple of days, worsening pain, fever or a foul discharge should be examined rather than waited out.
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