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Suggest Treatment For Vaginal Bleeding After Clitoral Orgasms

Hi. I sometimes (not all the time) start spotting after clitoral orgasms. It typically happens when I masturbate about 2 weeks after my last period? The spotting is red, and I only see it on the toilet tissue when I go pee. I am 100 percent sure it is not blood in my urine. Thanks!
Mon, 11 Jul 2016
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Hello dear
Understand your concern
Clitoral orgasm can cause damage to superficial venous plexus of cervix and vaginal area that may led to spotting and slight bleeding.
Use lubrication during orgasm that decrease chance of injury.
Other cause are also should be rule out like:
Cervical dysplasia, atrophic vaginiitis, vaginal infections or vaginitis.
If continue consult the gynecologist and get the done following investigations:
PAP smear, swab test, vaginal examination, CBC, estrogen level,
Apply liquid lotion and estrogen cream and maintain pelvic hygiene.
Hope this may help you
Best regards
Dr, Sagar
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Suggest Treatment For Vaginal Bleeding After Clitoral Orgasms

Hello dear Understand your concern Clitoral orgasm can cause damage to superficial venous plexus of cervix and vaginal area that may led to spotting and slight bleeding. Use lubrication during orgasm that decrease chance of injury. Other cause are also should be rule out like: Cervical dysplasia, atrophic vaginiitis, vaginal infections or vaginitis. If continue consult the gynecologist and get the done following investigations: PAP smear, swab test, vaginal examination, CBC, estrogen level, Apply liquid lotion and estrogen cream and maintain pelvic hygiene. Hope this may help you Best regards Dr, Sagar