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Menstruation is a woman's normal monthly menstrual period. But what are the signs of abnormal periods? When is vaginal bleeding serious?...

Q: Spotting After Sex

asked by: jtswifey33 on October 12th, 2006

New User

Hi everyone well I have a question sometimes after I have sex with my husband I would bleed but its not a lot its only when I wipe my selft its not even a lot to put a pad on or anything can somebody tell me why this happens? And its doesnt happen when he does it rough or anything

Replies(2)

chky_minx

replied on October 12th, 2006

New User

Have you done any check-up lately? I would advise that you consult your doctor immediately...You might have an infection or something worse... If you haven't done a pap in the last 3-6months, maybe you should ask him to do one for you...

I know this bleeding concerns you and the best person to tell you of why is it happening is your doctor...

Hopefully everything is okay.

flipper

replied on October 13th, 2006

Experienced User

Do you spot everytime, or does it seem random? Could it be possible that the times you're spotting is when you are ovulating? I do that sometimes.

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