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What Causes Vaginal Bleeding After Intercourse?

I bleed after intercourse almost all the time sometimes even during intercouse but I feel no pain no doctor has found anything wrong with me is their any meaning to me seeing blood this never happened before ? How can I stop the blood from accruing it makes my partner uncomfortable and it seems to happen even if it s not rough ?
Fri, 10 Oct 2014
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there are many reasons for vaginal bleeding after intercourse
some of them include
1. damage in the vaginal wall during intercourse or small tears in the vagina due to child birth.
2. cervical or endometrial polyps
3 infections like pelvic inflamatory disease
4. dry vagina or atopic vaginitis caused by reduced menstrual secretions after menopause.
so i want you to discuss such things to your gynecologist so that she can come to a proper conclusion
hope this finds useful
with regards
Dr.Amarnath
feel free to have any queries to me at
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-amarnath/68732
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What Causes Vaginal Bleeding After Intercourse?

there are many reasons for vaginal bleeding after intercourse some of them include 1. damage in the vaginal wall during intercourse or small tears in the vagina due to child birth. 2. cervical or endometrial polyps 3 infections like pelvic inflamatory disease 4. dry vagina or atopic vaginitis caused by reduced menstrual secretions after menopause. so i want you to discuss such things to your gynecologist so that she can come to a proper conclusion hope this finds useful with regards Dr.Amarnath feel free to have any queries to me at http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-amarnath/68732