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What Causes Orange Color Vaginal Bleeding After Intercourse?

Hi I am 32 have been off the pill for 2years and failed to get pregnant, I already have 3 children with the same partner, I last had my period on the 16th jan every 32 days I come on, however after sex last night a few hours later I woke thinking I had wet myself only to find a very pale orange/pink watery blood, there has been no pain or other anything else, just concerned as this has never happened before
Tue, 28 Jul 2015
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Orange color vaginal fluid is nothing serious to worry about and is in majority of cases either a side effect of medications, a sign of a mild bleed, soon approaching menopause, hormonal irregularities, etc. Nothing serious to worry about but still worth reporting to your doctor during your next visit.

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What Causes Orange Color Vaginal Bleeding After Intercourse?

Hi Orange color vaginal fluid is nothing serious to worry about and is in majority of cases either a side effect of medications, a sign of a mild bleed, soon approaching menopause, hormonal irregularities, etc. Nothing serious to worry about but still worth reporting to your doctor during your next visit. Best wishes