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What Causes Bleeding Immediately After Intercourse?
hi doc , im a 29 year old who is 4,"8" tall weighing about 85 pounds
. very petite woman. i have never had any periods in my life the only time i bleed was when i had sex for the first time which was 10years ago and i had sex like 2 moretimes after that and there was no bleedind then. now 10 years later had a new boyfriend had sex a month a go started bleedingg so we stopped. and 2 days later the bleeding stoped , then few days later we had sex again and once more i started bleeding then it kinda stoped after a day and a half and we tried again and i was still bleeding . so pls help me as im really frustrated about and embarrased about this thanks
. very petite woman. i have never had any periods in my life the only time i bleed was when i had sex for the first time which was 10years ago and i had sex like 2 moretimes after that and there was no bleedind then. now 10 years later had a new boyfriend had sex a month a go started bleedingg so we stopped. and 2 days later the bleeding stoped , then few days later we had sex again and once more i started bleeding then it kinda stoped after a day and a half and we tried again and i was still bleeding . so pls help me as im really frustrated about and embarrased about this thanks
Wed, 30 Aug 2017
Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. From your description, it is likely that you have some anatomical or hormonal defect that has resulted in the absence of menarche. The fact that you experienced bleeding after consummation is possibly due to rupture of the hymenal membrane. The persistent bleeding in the current scenario calls for further evaluation to detect the cause. An infection, inadequate vaginal cavity leading to trauma during intercourse or tears are likely and you need to be simultaneously explored for amenorrhea or absence of periods. Hope this helps.
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. From your description, it is likely that you have some anatomical or hormonal defect that has resulted in the absence of menarche. The fact that you experienced bleeding after consummation is possibly due to rupture of the hymenal membrane. The persistent bleeding in the current scenario calls for further evaluation to detect the cause. An infection, inadequate vaginal cavity leading to trauma during intercourse or tears are likely and you need to be simultaneously explored for amenorrhea or absence of periods. Hope this helps.
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