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Blood and too much pain
During intercourse too pain and bleeding... Is that normal??? My private part hurts too much during intercourse...
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Do proper foreplay before sex... Use lube if no wetness..
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Hello, Severe pain along with bleeding during intercourse is not normal, and it usually indicates that something inside the vaginal area is being irritated, injured, or is not ready for penetration. Common causes I see in women your age include: • Vaginal dryness / inadequate lubrication • Small tears at the vaginal opening • Vaginismus (muscle tightening due to pain or fear) • Fungal or bacterial infection • Cervical irritation • Rough or deep penetration • Hormonal imbalance But each of these causes requires a different treatment, which is why guessing or trying home remedies can sometimes worsen the pain. Right now, your body is signaling that something is not right. The priority is to: ✔ identify why the bleeding and pain are happening ✔ make sure there is no tear or infection ✔ prevent further injury ✔ guide you on how to resume intercourse safely and comfortably If you want, I can assess your symptoms privately and explain exactly what is happening and how to fix it. Just message me on w.h.a.t.s.a.p.p at  nine three two six zero two zero five three six for a proper one-to-one consultation.
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Consult to gynaecologist
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Consult a gynecologist or sexologist
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Kindly address ur root cause 1st and do necessary investigation and with the proper Homoeopathy medication u feel better
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