Is it normal for some who just started having sex, to bleed lightly during sex? It's my first 3 times and it bleed during all the time
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Yes very common. If bleeding persists or becomes heavy you should be examined. Current guildlines recommend that you have a PAP within 3 years. If you haven't had the HPV vaccine I recommend you do so.
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Yes it can be normal to have light bleeding during the first few times of having intercourse. You likely have a torn hymen, which is normal. If you have not had a gynecological exam yet I suggest you schedule one. Both to be sure that is all that is going on and to get your first Pap and STD testing.
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It is very common to have some bleeding the first few times you have intercourse, however there may be another reason why you are bleeding such as a vaginal septum or thickened hymen. If the bleeding continues i would see a gynecologist for an exam. It is also important to be using some type of contraception so you can plan your pregnancies rather than become pregnant by accident. Good luck.