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Is It Normal To Have Heavier Periods After Losing Virginity?

hey doc. I'm a citizen from Bangladesh. I'm 18. I need to consult with you on behalf of my girl friend. I'm asking you directly. We've just had sex. So she lost her virginity. she is 15. She is having pain at her period time more than ever. So we are afraid that is gonna be bad in future?
posted on Tue, 5 Nov 2013
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Hi, Thanks for using HCM.

Intercourse for the first time may result in some amount of pain due to hymen tear, which will subside in few days, not to worry.
If pain and bleeding started during intercourse, then there are possibilities of tear in vagina, needs to be examined by doctor for correction.
Pain during periods is not related to intercourse. Some amount of pain is usually seen during periods, severe pain which is persisting in subsequent periods need to be evaluated,

hope this helps you.

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Is It Normal To Have Heavier Periods After Losing Virginity?

Hi, Thanks for using HCM. Intercourse for the first time may result in some amount of pain due to hymen tear, which will subside in few days, not to worry. If pain and bleeding started during intercourse, then there are possibilities of tear in vagina, needs to be examined by doctor for correction. Pain during periods is not related to intercourse. Some amount of pain is usually seen during periods, severe pain which is persisting in subsequent periods need to be evaluated, hope this helps you. Regards