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Blood flow after intercourse

2020-09-26 18:29:51
Had intercourse with my girlfriend(18years) twice recently and after both the time there is blood flow from her vagina. And she hasn't got her periods from last 7 months.
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Do a ultrasound pelvis done for uterus tubes and ovaries and endometrial thickness
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Get a pelvis examination done for her
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Review with ultrasound report dear

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