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Does BV Cause Bleeding Even After Periods ?

I had my period for the month already-went tot he doctor to find out I have BV... now I have started spotting a little bit. Could I be pregnant and losing it? Or is my period coming early. Or is it a sign of the BV? I m so confused! We have been trying to have a baby and now I m so confused! Help...
Fri, 13 Jan 2012
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If you are having your periods regularly on time then you are not pregnant. Pregnancy cannot be diagnosed without an overdue period. Mild spotting can be due to hormonal disturbance or due to infections like bacterial vaginosis in which case the blood comes from cervix and not the uterus.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Does BV Cause Bleeding Even After Periods ?

Hello. Thanks for choosing HealthcareMagic forum. If you are having your periods regularly on time then you are not pregnant. Pregnancy cannot be diagnosed without an overdue period. Mild spotting can be due to hormonal disturbance or due to infections like bacterial vaginosis in which case the blood comes from cervix and not the uterus. Dr. Rakhi Tayal drrakhitayal@gmail.com