Bleeding after sexual intercourse & orgasm when I\'m on top Posted: 12-03-07 03:46am
I lost my virginity at 18 I am now 21. i
have recently started bleeding after i
have sexual intercourse and have an
orgasm. I noticed that its just when I get
on top that i start bleeding.this is
happened before but not often, it has been
doing it everytime now. can you explain to
me why this is?
thanks
just needing some answers
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Sexual Health - Women Answer A3446 Posted: 12-10-07 04:36am
Vaginal bleeding after sexual intercourse,
also called "contact bleeding", is
probably due to an organic reason such as
infection, polyp, erosion, etc. You HAVE
TO consult your gynecologist AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE as this is a rather serious
condition.
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