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Bleeding during sex

Is it normal for some who just started having sex, to bleed lightly during sex? It's my first 3 times and it bleeds during all the time.
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  • Female | 23 years old
  • Complaint duration: 3 days
  • Medications: Non
  • Conditions: Non

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It is very common to bleed during or after intercourse when you start having intercourse. However if the intercourse is painful and the bleeding is heavy (more than a period) then I would recommend you see a gynecologist to make sure you do not have a vaginal septum or imperforate hymen (conditions that are not common but easily fixed). Good luck.
Yes, it is expected but should stop shortly. If it persists for weeks then u need a gyn exam.
Victor Shabanah