Bleeding after intercourse

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I had a c section last year in november...after that i had my first period in march ...since then i m having regular periods like before pregnancy...but last month my periods not just arrive early but it was brown in colour n quantity wise also less not enough to fill a single pad in day...after that this month my due date is 23 sep but on 16 sep after having intercourse we slept and in night when i go to bathroom i was bleeding like periods...n in morning nothing was there...what can be the reason for this one time bleeding ..this never happened before...m i pregnant or a sign of infection...intercourse was not ruff at all...

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Dr. Manju Kumari Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manju Kumari

Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad

Maybe hormones imbalance.Get done ultrasonography to know the exact condition of ovaries to rule out the pcod.Also get done TSH level and serum prolactin level.With all reports meet to gynaecologist and discuss with her.

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