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What Causes Bleeding After Intercourse?

Hello. I wanted to know what is going on with me. I had my period, very short, the first week of November. When it stopped, me & my boyfriend started having sex two or three days after. It has been two weeks since my period & today when me & my boyfriend were having sex I noticed there was blood on his penis, my blood. I went to the restroom about an hour after inter course & I was bleeding still. What does this mean? Am I getting my period again?
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Hello

Bleeding after intercourse may be due to many causes like problem in cervix,vagina,local cause etc.
It need proper clinical evaluation and investigations.
Direct visualization and Pap smear can be done to confirm any pathology.

I also suggest ultrasound of pelvis.It can exclude many possibilities.
Slight bleeding may be related to vigorous sex but it is important to exclude all causes.
Treatment depend upon findings.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Causes Bleeding After Intercourse?

Hello Bleeding after intercourse may be due to many causes like problem in cervix,vagina,local cause etc. It need proper clinical evaluation and investigations. Direct visualization and Pap smear can be done to confirm any pathology. I also suggest ultrasound of pelvis.It can exclude many possibilities. Slight bleeding may be related to vigorous sex but it is important to exclude all causes. Treatment depend upon findings. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan