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The hormonal changes that come along with creating a new human can make your vaginal tissues more prone to damage, so it’s pretty normal to experience bleeding during or after sex while you’re pregnant.
The medical name for (non-period-related) sex-induced bleeding is postcoital bleeding (PCB).
Possibly the most common cause of postcoital bleeding, vaginal dryness happens when your body stops naturally lubricating.
For bleeding related to a medical issue, you’ll need to address the underlying condition.
Below are some reasons for the bleeding: “Vaginal tearing” refers to everything from slight scratches to cuts.
Treatment Once you know why you’re bleeding, your doctor can offer treatment options.
While you may not be able to totally prevent bleeding, there’s a lot you can do to minimize it.
This condition shows up as vaginal spotting or bleeding, with or without pain, during or after intercourse.
The biggest concern in early pregnancy is heavy or continued bleeding, which can be a sign of miscarriage..
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