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CERVICAL CANCER
WHAT ARE THE ODDS OF HAVING CERVICAL CANCER AFTER 8 YEARS OF NORMAL REG. PAPS? HAVING SLIGHT SPOTTING AFTER INTERCOURSE AND AM WORRIED ABOUT CERVICAL CANCER. MY DOC ISN'T WORRIED BUT I HAVE NEVER HAD ANY TEST OTHER THAN A REGULAR EXAM AND PAP SMEAR.INTERNET SAYS CERVICAL ECTROPION IS COMMON IN BC PILL USERS, LIKE ME. ANYONE KNOW IF THIS IS COMMON? CAN YOU FEEL IT?
I'm no expert, but I think sometimes women can spot after intercourse and it means nothing. If you don't trust your doc, definitely get a 2nd opinion. Did the doc give you some possible explanations? Do you use a birth control that could cause this? Rough sex can lead to spotting too;)
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