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Bleeding during sex

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KJ1234
KJ1234

Hi all

I'm 12 weeks post SSF, anterior And posterior repair. Just had sex for the first time, didn't hurt, wasn't right but I did bleed everywhere - bright red blood. No pain after - all normal?

Advice appreciated

K X

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  • KJ1234
    KJ1234

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    Update - apols for the tmi but had sex a few more times today (must be the sun!) but no more bleeding! Didn't need any KY as its been so long and I was very nervous (like the first time again!) I'm a little sore but must be just from the level of activity! I must say that things are different - I can feel a lot more and he loves it! It's not as tight as I expected as I am still in physio working on my weak pelvic floor but it's definitely different. To all those going through recovery - there is definitely light at the end of the very long and painful recovery. I am 12 weeks now and really starting to feel the benefits of having it done - still too weak for high impact sports but sex isn't a problem. The bleeding did freak me out a little but now it's stopped I'm looking forward to getting back to a better self! Good luck ladies (a little post euphoric post!) xxx
    • phyl_40063
      phyl_40063 KJ1234

      Posted

      KJ,

      Something to look forward too then!💓💓

      Phyl x ☺

    • Hijadeonagro
      Hijadeonagro KJ1234

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      Wow KJ! I came back to sex quite gradually but I can tell that you have made up the lost time... ☺️ I'm happy for you!! And I agree, now it's much better than before surgery! 
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