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What Causes Bleeding After Intercourse Just After Periods?

last week on 4/21 i had gotten over my period. on 4/24 my boyfriend and i had sex and he ejaculated in me due to the condom breaking the next morning i took a plan b pill. then on 4/28 we had sex again which became a bit uncomfortable because i tend to feel his penis hitting the right side of my uterus or pelvic dont really know whats it called.i continued to have minor pain tilll the next day 4/29 then around 8pm i started to bleed just a bit and it has continued till today 4/30. what can be going on ??
Tue, 1 Sep 2015
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Hello,
The likely causes for this discomfort you had during the intercourse are a prolapsed ovary into the pouch of Douglas especially when the uterus is retroverted, a polyp of the cervix, vaginitis and/or cervicitis, erosions etc. The bleeding could also be due to the withdrawal effects of the emergency contraceptive pill. Ovulation occurs two weeks prior to the onset of the next menstrual period and any intercourse around this period is unsafe. Since you had the intercourse outside this period, you are safe. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Bleeding After Intercourse Just After Periods?

Hello, The likely causes for this discomfort you had during the intercourse are a prolapsed ovary into the pouch of Douglas especially when the uterus is retroverted, a polyp of the cervix, vaginitis and/or cervicitis, erosions etc. The bleeding could also be due to the withdrawal effects of the emergency contraceptive pill. Ovulation occurs two weeks prior to the onset of the next menstrual period and any intercourse around this period is unsafe. Since you had the intercourse outside this period, you are safe. Hope this helps.