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Blood after sex ?

I had sex for the first time after surgery (6 weeks post op), but hadn't had sex in about 3 months total. There was blood on the sheets, like I had my full period (which I'm not supposed to get until the 21st.) I continued to spot when I wiped after the bathroom the next day. Again the next day there was a lot of blood during/after sex like I was on my period, but I did not bleed out during the day like a period. Do you guys think this is surgery related or could I be possible spotting from an early period?

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could be early , surgery does all kinds of weird things to our bodies if you are really concerned maybe check in with the DR , 21 days is super early

Unless it was extremely rough sex, which usually doesn't make you bleed at all, it's your period. I'd go with period since you said it seems like it. Your hormones are out of whack after surgery and some people's periods get really screwed up.

  • 4 weeks later...

Probably an early period, but I would definitely check with your OB-GYN just to be on the safe side.

  • 1 month later...

I've been experiencing the same issue consistently for about six months. After sex, orgasm and exercise.

Had some tests but no solution as yet, would love any help, advice or similar situations...booked in for a pap next week nothing abnormal on ultrasound.

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