How to maintain a good and healthy sex - #11664

1.Bleeding during sex after a gap can happen due to dryness or lack of lubrication.

2.It may also occur if the vaginal wall becomes sensitive or there is minor injury.

3.Sometimes infections, cervical erosion, or polyps can also cause bleeding.

4.Using lubricants and proper foreplay can reduce dryness and friction.

5.If bleeding repeats or is heavy, a gynecologist checkup is important.

6.Timely evaluation will rule out serious causes and help maintain a healthy sex life.

7.Do not ignore repeated bleeding, please consult a gynecologist to stay safe and healthy.

Hello dear See bleeding after gap during sex can be related with construction of uterus or lack of lubrication The later is ok but former is very dangerous I suggest you to please get following tests done for confirmation Urine analysis Ct urography USG kub Intravenous urography Please share the details with gynacolologist in person for better clarification. Hopefully you recover soon Regards

Sometimes women may notice bleeding after sex, and while this can feel worrying, it often has simple explanations. Common causes include a soft or sensitive cervix that bleeds easily, small growths called polyps, vaginal or cervical infections, dryness (especially after menopause), or minor injury from friction. Less commonly, it can be due to changes in the cervix that could lead to cancer, or problems inside the womb such as polyps. If the bleeding is very light and happens just once, it may not be serious, but if it keeps happening, is heavy, or comes with pain or unusual discharge, it’s important to see a gynecologist. The doctor may check with an examination, Pap smear, or scan, and treatment will depend on the cause — infections can be treated with medicines, dryness with lubricants or estrogen creams, and polyps can be easily removed. The key is not to ignore repeated or unexplained bleeding, as early review gives peace of mind and rules out anything serious.

Immediate care at home:

Use water-based lubricant during sex. Ensure good foreplay to allow natural lubrication. Avoid rough or hurried intercourse

Your bleeding is not normal after sex (except in first time). Most likely due to dryness or small tear after long gap, but it’s important to rule out cervical or uterine causes. A gynecologist check-up is necessary to be safe.

Hi Parul,

Bleeding can be due to Vaginal dryness, Uterine polyps,long gap after sex, Infections or inflammations.

Use lubrication (if dryness is the issue) Gentle foreplay. Maintain hygiene – Wash before and after, avoid harsh soaps inside.

Observe the bleeding: mild and stopped quickly, it may just be a small tear. If it happens again or is heavy, consult a gynecologist.

Thank you