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Bleeding after Intercourse
I had my period 10 days ago. Period lasted for 3 days. After that I had Intercourse it was normal. But when I had Intercourse 2 days ago there was bleeding and since then whenever I am using restroom, I can see residual blood. Is it ok?
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Normal Can take Pause tab + do one papsmear test
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Better to get examined  physically  by SPECULUM EXAMINATION  and also do a PAP SMEAR TEST.
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Physical examination is required for any opinion
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Consult gynecologist physically for examination
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Bleeding after intercourse or postcoital bleeding needs evaluation To rule out infection or injury Meet a doctor in person You need perspeculum examination to rule out erosion cervix Papsmear After bleeding stops
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Not normal. Get physical examination, ultrasound scan done.
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