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Blood after intercourse
Hi doctors I'm unmarried girls I had a ovarain cyst sugary in June after that I diagnosed with PCOD after that whe I intercourse I get bleeding it is a major issue I just scared please tell what the reason
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The next question is how many times you had intercourse after the surgery and how many times out of these you had bleeding.
If it is every time you have intercourse then you need a clinical examination, including a speculum examination.
No investigations can help in such cases.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The bleeding after intercourse is unrelated to PCOD or the surgery that you underwent in the month of June
The most common reason for bleeding after intercourse or postcoital bleeding is poor lubrication
You can try being well lubricated
If the bleeding persists you need to be examined
Also you will require a papsmear
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