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Bleeding through Vagina After intercourc
Hey i want to ask That my periods Last About 3 4 Days Nd It was Last day Of my Periods Nd I checked There was No blEeding ..so On 4 th day I had Protected Sex ..But I can See Little Blood next day ON MY underwear ..?? WHAT can Be the Reason????
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Watch for next few days.
If again postcoital bleeding consult local Gynecologist
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There can be two possibilities in this case
1. At times, few blood clots remain inside upper vagina which keep on dissolving on their own and trickle out in the form of brownish discharge ( normally ). There is a possibility that these ' remaining' clots came out after intercourse and were perceived as bleeding.
2. Sometimes any infection on cervix can lead to slight bleeding or spotting may be.
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assurance. just watch for bleeding after intercourse in between periods so that needful evaluation can be done.
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