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Hymen & First Intercourse: Understanding Bleeding After First Sex
The hymen, a thin membrane which partially covers the opening of the vagina, will tear during first intercourse. Depending on the hymen's laxity and size of the penis, this may or may not cause damage to blood vessels and result in bleeding. While bleeding may occur, it is not always the case and some people may experience little to no blood after their first sexual encounter.Bee Stings - Related Articles
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