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bleeding after intercourse
i have problem bleeding after intercourse,i had my menses on 27th July and finished on 31st,i had sex on 4th august,i had sudden fresh bleeding around 15 ml ,is it normal since i have copper -T inserted i have pain when ever i have intercourse,can u explain to me what can i do for this .from the day of bleeding i never had sex after that ,Iam so scared to have. Thanks in advance
um yes it could be emdometrisis but also could be PID (pelvic immflamatory disease) had it twice and was having the same problem. Do you have a odor at all or even maybe som discharge? I just got surgery done to see if I had endometriosis and the doctor ended up having to remove a bunch of scar tissue that was all over my liver,intetsin,kidney,ovariers,everywhere, and my tubes were completely closed i cant have kids anymore all because the doctor i had 2 years ago didnt check me when i had the PID both times..so this new doctor im goin to found all this and said that was the cause. but it could be a number of things i also had hemridged cysts on my ovaries that caused bleeding after intercourse and pain but like week later i started bleedin huge clots but that was from the cysts. but many doctors will automaticaly tell you it may be endometriosis and you need to be checked for it...its just a little surgery they do..if so let them..because they dont only check for that tey check everything to find the problem and fix it thats how i found out what was wrong with me and they put you to sleep so you dont feel a thing and you get to leave te same day. But you also mentioned your on birthcontrol i never was on IUD but im on the nuvaring and it hurts when the guy hits the nuvaring but i dont have any blood...those re just some things you could ask your gyn to check you for...let me know what it is im interested and hope you get better!..Jennifer
dumb me u say u do. Ask the gyno if its the IUD or if it could be endometriosis.
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