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Post intercouse bleeding??
Had got periods this Tuesday , By yesterday i . e on Saturday I was clear and did not bleed , But Today after the physical intercourse I bled again , Concerned and worried , Is this the leftover period blood flushing out or post intercourse bleeding and if yes Do I need to consult a doctor immediately??
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Was it bleeding or just spotting?
If you notice bleeding again after intercourse, you might want to get examined in person by an obgyn
If there is no bleeding , no need to worry
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Postcoital bleeding needs evaluation
In the form of paps test and perspecular examination to rule out erosion cervix
It is better to meet a doctor in person for examination
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