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why do i bleed while or after having sex? it hasn’t always done that.. is my coochie broke???? 😩🤣
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Learn more about our guidelines.Please get this checked. This isn’t normal. Are you freshly postpartum at all?
Bleeding after sex can indicate a load of different things such as being too rough, STD’s, tears that aren’t healing or cervix issues. In worst cases it can be signs of things more serious.
Definitely go see your doctor on that one luv x
@Shannon i’m 20 months postpartum
I’m 20 months PP too and only bled once at 2 months PP as I hadn’t healed fully yet x
It could be many things. A tight pelvic floor can cause bleeding during/after sex. Is it a lot of blood or just spotting when wiping like you may have a tear? Either way I would see your GYN.
It could be cervical erosion.