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Blood in discharge and absent period
I have pcod , and for the same I took hormonal medicine back in February for my periods. I got my periods with 5 days of stopping the medicine. I had protected Sex after around 3 days of ending with my period. Once in February, and once in March. But since February i didnt get my period. I did 2 pregnancy tests too , one in May, and one in June, but both of them came negative. I have been dealing with some major life stress, lost a parent in April.
Also, everytime I masturbate I see some blood in my discharge.
Do you think my stress could be the reason behind this?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Before attributing this to stress you need investigations to understand why this is happening
the reason for the blood during masturbation could be injury
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