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Blood in cervical mucus

2023-06-09 15:02:13
Everytime I masturbate I see some blood in my cervical mucus. I suffer from pcos , and have been going through some extreme stress in life. Can stress or pcod cause that? Is there anything to worry about?
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Answered2023-06-09 15:26:02

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Answered2023-06-09 15:23:59

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No This could be due to injury following the act Though u need to be examined to ascertain the reason

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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