Issues when resuming intercourse

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Just when I thought everything was going good BAM, I had sex last night and it was the 4th time since I was released and after and I wiped I had a pink discharge??? This morning it was still there the couple times I wiped, but now I don't see anything??? Should I be concerned and where did it come from. It looks the same like the discharge I was have the first 2 days at the hospital...I hate this what should I do?

Hi Y777 - I read somewhere that this can happen (they were actually talking about the first time) and it said if it happens to abstain for a week and try again and if it happens again consult the dr. It also said lots of K-Y whether you think you need it or not. Also (my opinion coming from a dr visit many years ago) - there is sex and then there is SEX - it may be you were just going too hard and irritated something (cuz as the dr said, "You are causing friction and too much friction can be a bad thing too.")
I think the fact that it is gone probably means it's ok but talk to your dr if you are worried - otherwise wait a bit then try again.
I had sex for the first time last Saturday and boy I was so caught between scared and wanting! Everything was taken slow, with K-Y, and everything was ok - except when I wasn't nervous I wanted to laugh because I thought we were acting more like two teenage first timers than a 30 year married couple!

Did you say you worked in an office? So you are sitting down most of the day? So glad that is going well.

y777-i think u should contact dr to be on safe-side.the only time i had a discharge was @7 weeks,when i tore vaginal muscle,and it wasnt from wild kinky sex but from carrying wood inside.it was a brownish tinge to it and that was it.

Some bleeding and spotting can occur when resuming intercourse for a number of reasons. Your vaginal cuff could get irritated, you may be experiencing some vaginal dryness, newly healed tissues may have been a bit tender, etc.

If you have concerns, don't hesitate to touch base with your doctor to make sure all is well.

It can be scary since we have no sense of normal with our experiences. I was right there myself. I agree with everyone regarding checking with your doctor. Looking back I can now laugh and roll my eyes, when I asked about this my experience was different from our Sister's; my doctor replied "you just had surgery you know". I was well aware I was concerned if it was normal. I had this off and on for the first 3 months Good luck and get some piece of mind - you may feel better knowing.