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Bleeding During Sexual intercourse

I had Sex last night with my boyfriend for the 4th time, and I had never bleed on the last sexual intercourse we have had just recently last night, I did not have any pain of any kind, I didn't even feel like if i was bleeding, until my boyfriend ask if i was bleeding because he saw blood. When i got up to check, i was bleeding and it was on the sheets and it was a big blood stain as if i had got my period but i finished about 5 days ago and im worried if i should go get a check up or what to do? Or why is the reason for the bleeding?
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frist of all is he your first? if so then i guess you are just getting used to being touched for the first time, so give it another go one or two more times and if the bleeding continues then i would go to the doctor just to be safe.
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Vaginally or anally? Was there enough lube used? Is he "big", or thicker/longer? Either way to answer the last question, should you be worried and should you go get a check up, don't worry to the point where your going "crazy", but be cautious. I recommend you schedule an appt. with your gynecologist.  
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i guess u need to visit a good gynecologist immediately to avoid any further complication and infection.
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