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i bleed alot is that normal
well i had sex for the first time and i wasnt on my period and den after sex i was bleeding alot and is that normal
The hymen is a piece of tissue inside the vagina that typically rips during the first time you have sex. It can, and often does, rip long before this- but not always. SO anything from no blood at all to what seems like a LOT can be pretty normal. It's also not impossible for the next time or two to also have a little bit of blood, stretching, and even pain. Unless you start feeling lots of pain and cramping, feel faint, or bleed through a pad/tampon in less than an hour you don't have anything to worry about.
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