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Light bleeding
April period -27th april
May -13th may.. protected sex.. 28th may unprotected sex.. took a pill..
June -4th and 5th light bleeding.. no actual periods.. what can be the cause..
Do i need to take a preg test ?
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Better get the tests done so that everything is cleared at your end. For further details and assistance feel free to reach out.
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U need to consult
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Take proper counseling
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Dr. A Perwaiz
Unani
5 yrs exp
Kolkata
Bleeding after sex is usually a symptom of another condition. Many of these, such as infections and polyps, are treatable. Occasional spotting after sex generally clears up on its own without medical care. If you're postmenopausal, promptly notify your doctor about any postcoital bleeding.
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Dr. Arun Kumar
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36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Consult a gynaecologist for best advice
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