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Is Bleeding During Intercourse Normal?

I bleed during sex. But this happend just at the first moment of the act, not during, ot after. I have had 3 moths without having sexual relations, and now is happening this. the first time I have sex was 2 years ago, but this is the first time it happedn to me. Can you give me any suggesting waht can cause this?
Thu, 30 Jul 2015
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Hi,
Bleeding during intercourse can happen due to several reasons like rough intercourse causing trauma to the local soft parts, infections of the vagina and cervix, erosion of the cervix, cervical polyps etc. To know the exact cause, a local examination needs to be done, a pap smear, swabs from the vagina and cervix taken along with urinalysis and routine blood counts. A sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route may also be taken to assist in the diagnosis. Hope this helps.
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Is Bleeding During Intercourse Normal?

Hi, Bleeding during intercourse can happen due to several reasons like rough intercourse causing trauma to the local soft parts, infections of the vagina and cervix, erosion of the cervix, cervical polyps etc. To know the exact cause, a local examination needs to be done, a pap smear, swabs from the vagina and cervix taken along with urinalysis and routine blood counts. A sonogram of the pelvis, preferably in the trans-vaginal route may also be taken to assist in the diagnosis. Hope this helps.