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What Causes Bleeding After Sex?

My girlfriend is 22 yr old. We had unprotected sex in day time. In same night she had her periods on just in 20 days. Usually she has 28 day cycle. She has taken Ipill within 2 days. On 5th day of her period we again had unprotected sex. She had again little bleeding on that day also. What should we do? Please help. Should she take ipill again. Is it safe?? Please suggest
Tue, 2 Sep 2014
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hi,
If you had intercourse on 5th day of her period then she does not need to take i pill and there is no chance of pregnancy. Usually periods last for 5 days.Spotting or mild bleeding on 5th day of period is normal but sometimes bleeding can occur with physical exertion also especially during periods or immediately after periods.So you need not to worry.
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What Causes Bleeding After Sex?

hi, If you had intercourse on 5th day of her period then she does not need to take i pill and there is no chance of pregnancy. Usually periods last for 5 days.Spotting or mild bleeding on 5th day of period is normal but sometimes bleeding can occur with physical exertion also especially during periods or immediately after periods.So you need not to worry.