Is it normal for a guy to bleed after his first sexual encounter?

Answer 1

Bleeding for an hour probably isn't the best sign, but if it stopped and you arne't having any other symptoms, you're probably fine. If it was very heavy and painful, you should talk to your doctor. If it was your 4th or 5th time ever, you may have "popped your cherry" this time and not before.

Answer 2

It is slightly normal to bleed after having intercourse. It doesn't happen to all females, but it does affect others. It doesn't mean that anything is wrong with your body, but in other cases bleeding after intercourse could be a symptom of the curable STD gonorrhea.

Answer 3

Many reasons. I suggest reading the following sites:

http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/bleeding_after_sex.htm

http://womenshealth.about.com/b/2008/06/08/post-coital-vaginal-bleeding.htm

Unless you're a virgin, and that's why. Though I think light bleeding after sex is common for many girls. My friend does it too, anyway.

Answer 4

No, not for the guy. If it is the girl's first time as well, it is likely just her blood. If you were particularly rough, it may have caused extreme chafing to occur and this can result in bleeding for both of you. However, niether is anything to be overly concerned about. Simply go to the toilet and urinate, then carefully clean the penis in the shower and put some clean underwear on.

Answer 5

No, bleeding during intercourse is not normal.

The most likely cause of bleeding during intercourse is vaginal tissue damage, caused by either lack of arousal, the woman tensing-up, or from rough sex. When aroused the vagina relaxes, lubricates, opens, increases in size, and tents to allow penetration without pain or damage - if not aroused these changes don't occur, and if tense instead the vaginal muscles tense causing the vaginal walls to clench together, thus penetration is forced and can cause damage. Imagine this like a tightly gripped fist verses a relaxed fist, as the vagina is a muscular tube it's very similar.

There are other possible reasons for bleeding during sex;

• STD such as chlamydia.
• Pelvic Inflamatory Disease.
• Vaginal dryness (caused by hormonal changes).
• Vaginal dryness (caused by certain medications).
• Cervical polyps.
• Inflamed cervix.

If you are fully aroused and relaxed yet still experiencing bleeding it's best to talk to your doctor - your doctor can run tests to determine the possible cause of the bleeding.

Answer 6

yes, if your a newbie the hymen may not have broken the first time and if you have long periods in between you may get alittle blood---use a condom