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hi , im 15 years old . i lost my virginity to my boyfriend on sat jan 7th and i didnt bleed AT ALLLL then we had sex again on tuesday . my period was very irregular before november . but then i took the pills that regulate my period and it some what became regular then i started getting my period around the 2nd week of november and december . after i had sex for the second time (twice) on tuessday i was spotting acouple hours after sec then on wednesday i was spotting alittle more on thursday friday and today(sat) it was like if it was my normal period . is it my normal period or is it me spotting because of sex ? PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION IM IN NEED OF ADVICEEE AND ANSWERSSS .
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Hello,
The spotting can be due to tearing of the hymen but if you are having regular bleeding then it can be due to either the start of your periods or trauma to the vagina.
Just take some rest and use sanitary napkins to absorb bleeding. Please do not use aspirin as it will aggravate bleeding.
Till there is complete healing, abstain from intercourse and masturbating. If it is trauma to the vagina, it should get better in a few days. If it is your periods bleeding then it should stop in 4-5 days.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
The spotting can be due to tearing of the hymen but if you are having regular bleeding then it can be due to either the start of your periods or trauma to the vagina.
Just take some rest and use sanitary napkins to absorb bleeding. Please do not use aspirin as it will aggravate bleeding.
Till there is complete healing, abstain from intercourse and masturbating. If it is trauma to the vagina, it should get better in a few days. If it is your periods bleeding then it should stop in 4-5 days.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.
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