Learn the causes, warning signs, when to worry, and how to stop a bloody nose. Vaginal bleeding during sex or after sex can be totally normal, but other times it's a sign of a health problem, like an infection or gynecological cancer. Bleeding is not very common during or after sex Learn the potential causes for your bleeding, other symptoms and when to see your health care provider. Asking “why am i bleeding during sex?” It’s more common than you think
Learn the most likely causes, associated symptoms, and when to seek medical advice. Light bleeding during sex is a common complaint and usually nothing to worry about However, if it keeps happening, if you can’t figure out why, or if other symptoms—such as pain, burning, or irritation— accompany the bleeding, it’s time to check in with your doctor An underlying health issue, such as an infection, hormonal changes, or cervical polyps, may need treatment to prevent.
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