Is it a little bleeding and itching after the first normal period for sex?
so the first time I had intercourse I bled like sex two days later, and I knew it was normal (not much blood). But now I've had sex with the same person and I was bleeding again. This time doesent look exactly like your blood a little gray or brown it seems. And now it itches .. not constantly, but enough to really annoy you! and burns a little when I pee … is whether all this is normal or something wrong? Please help me!
Good morning. Your question leaves out some important details. Here are my questions you: 1 – Have you used a condom? If so, what kind? 2 – Are you prone to vaginal infections? 3 – If you use a lubricant? (You can be allergic) 4 – Do you toys? (It is possible that they were unclean) 5 – Is there a smell? If so, you probably have an infection and should see someone ASAP. 6 – burning like urinating or when urine touches the vagina? If burned, such as urinating could be a urinary tract infection – urinary tract infection. Tests laboratory should be done. 7 – When was the last Pap test? 8 – to deliver vaginal or anal intercourse involving only too? (If you do not clean the fecal matter can enter in the vagina and cause an unpleasant infection) 9 – How long has it been that noticed the symptoms? Ten – How is your diet? (You'd be surprised what eat affects you "down") Depending on their answers to previous questions, you may be able to determine what is wrong. However, we recommend that you consult Tell your doctor if you have not already. If you are under age, is the nearest Planned Parenthood (bring your partner if possible). If you have health insurance or separated are old enough for your parents do not panic, go to your regular doctor. If you're in college, going to the campus medical center as soon as possible. There is a hand there. If it's an infection, should be treated immediately. Do not do that puts you at risk of serious infections more dangerous it can also be fatal. Stay healthy.
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