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Q: Mirena related to blood after sex?

asked by: groundedweasel on June 25th, 2009

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I have had Mirena for about 2 or 3 months now. I have alot lighter periods but i spoy for a long time after my period with really dark red blood. And this past week i have bled about 2 hours after intercourse. Im not sure if that is just me spotting or if something is wrong. Its kinda freaking me out. I dont want soemthing to be going wrong while were having intercourse. Or maybe that is just me spotting from the mirena.
Any suggestions?

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jacqui835

replied on June 27th, 2009

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I had a similar problem on Levlen ED, went to the doctor and had all the tests done including ultrasounds but there was nothing wrong with me. This would be the first step I'd recommend for you, as a lot of things can cause abnormal bleeding. In my case, my doctor has just prescribed a new pill for me to try, which I start on Friday.

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