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plz help bleeding while having sex

Hi I'm 20 years old I just had a baby about 9 weeks ago since I gave birth I only had sex 3 times after my 6week check up everything was fine for my 6week check up but when I have sex I bleed and its not heavy just spoting and it only last for about a couple of hours ..what's wrong with me?..I'm taking birth control the one u take every 3months and when I gave birth I bleed for the whole 6 weeks probably even 7 weeks . So why when I have sex I bleed? Also when he going inside it hurt until it all the way inside it don't hurt no mor....can someone help me please I will like to have sex again but I don't like me bleeding
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Just saw your message today.  
jml1986 is correct.  It is not uncommon to bleed like that.
It does take time to recover from having a baby.
If you are taking it slower, initially, but continue to
bleed, it is time to go to the doctor.
But I am sure within no time, you will be back to normal.
sincerely, another mother.
(irene7777)

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Not uncommon after child birth, try and remember that not only did the child birth it's self effect your body, so did the 9 months of pregnancy. Give youself time to recover. Yes you can have sex now, but try taking things slower and listen to what your body tells you. I can promise you that in time you will be able to have a normal sex life again.
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