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In short, yes, it is common to experience vaginal bleeding after intercourse during menopause.hey can also lead to dyspareunia which is painful sex. In addition to irritation during intercourse, postcolitial bleeding is also common. This is bleeding that occurs after intercourse mainly because the vaginal wall has been aggravated during penetration.
Abnormal bleeding may stem from multiple causes that arenât serious, among them, perimenopause or uterine fibroids or polyps. Thyroid problems can affect the menstrual cycle, too, Puritz says. In nursing mothers and postmenopausal women, vaginal dryness, combined with friction, can cause spotting after intercourse.But if you bleed every time after sex, âthatâs a worrisome sign that the cervix is being easily irritated and usually, it often does that if thereâs some infection of the cervix, Puritz says.bnormal bleeding may stem from multiple causes that arenât serious, among them, perimenopause or uterine fibroids or polyps. Thyroid problems can affect the menstrual cycle, too, Puritz says. In nursing mothers and postmenopausal women, vaginal dryness, combined with friction, can cause spotting after intercourse.