Your question is a good one because it reminds us all about the "Age Old Question" ....
At what age should a young woman start seeing an Ob/Gyn?
Of course the answer is: As soon as she becomes sexually active!
So although your profile says you are 14, it is time to start thinking about having check-ups.
I must agree with Kahili's answer, that if you have had sex for the first time that involved penetration, you have most likely "broken" your hymen. This can cause bleeding for a few days, but should stop.
I must also add that the fact that you are bleeding, can cause you to have the sensation of wanting to urinate more often. Women sometimes experience this during menstration. But, if in fact you "are" urinating considerably more, that is a different story.
Now that you have become sexually active, you can be more prone to urinary infections.
If the bleeding or the increased urination continues for more than a few days. See your doctor.
If it goes away on its own.....wonderful, but still consider seeing someone in the near future. Planned parenthood centers are an option as well.
When I lost my virginity I didn't bleed heavily. It was more like just watered down blood, and it felt like I had to pee constantly. Almost every five minutes the watered down blood would come out, so I just wore pads and let it instead of running to the bathroom every three seconds.
For two days?? Usually after you have sex for the first time you bleed because your hymen breaks. Ive never heard of anyone bleeding and peeing a lot for 2 days, you should see a doctor that doesn't sound good.
If this carrys on then you will need to see a doctor,most definitely. But for now just relax and drink plenty of water to try and flush your system.
