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How to stop the bleeding which is done after the entercourse and bleeding is light, and im not vergin
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Take pause 500 mg tab
1 tab morning
1 tab evening after food -3 days
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You are not a virgin. So bleeding can't be due to injury. You are 20 years old. So we don't expect some disease of the cervix.
It is most likely due to infection. But infection very rarely causes bleeding.
So you should be seen by a Gynaecologist before any specific treatment can be given.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Needs to be examined
To rule out post coital injury,
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