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Q: Bleeding During And Cramping After Intercourse

asked by: lizabell3535 on November 29th, 2007

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My husband and I are trying to have another baby. Last night we were having intercourse and we noticed I was bleeding afterwards. I’m not due for my menstrual cycle until the 2nd week of Dec. I’m not on any birth control but my menstrual cycle seem to be always around the 10th to the 14th of the month ever since we had are 2yr daughter. The bleeding seemed to only last for a little while because everything seems to be ok now. I had a little cramping after intercourse also. Is there something to be worried about? Confused

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Tylanas

replied on November 29th, 2007

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Where was the cramping? If he somehow irritated your cervix, he may have caused uterine contractions and thus the release of some of the uterine lining. Sperm can supposedly cause uterine contractions which is why some couples have sex to induce labor. Orgasm too can cause uterine contractions.

lizabell3535

replied on November 29th, 2007

New User

Eiri wrote:

It felt like I was having my menstrual cycle cramps.

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