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Had An Abortion. Have Been Spotting, UTI. Had Unsafe Sex. Treatment?

I had an abortion on 02 February 2013. After 4 weeks I believed I had my period then it stopped after a few days. I had unprotected sexual intercourse after that then I begin spotting/light bleeding on and off. Then I had UTI on the 5th week which was treated. Then on my 7th or 8th week after abortion I believe I had my period again and it went continuously and now It has been 2 weeks that I am spotting/light bleeding on and off again.
Mon, 8 Apr 2013
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Hello,
Your symptoms suggest that you are perhaps suffering from a post-abortal hormonal disturbance. Though, pregnancy should be excluded as you had unprotected intercourse. Urinary infections also can lead to menstrual disturbances. You should see your gynecologist for a proper appraisal of the situation, correction of hormonal imbalances and further management. Weight disturbances, if any, should also be corrected. Good luck.
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Had An Abortion. Have Been Spotting, UTI. Had Unsafe Sex. Treatment?

Hello, Your symptoms suggest that you are perhaps suffering from a post-abortal hormonal disturbance. Though, pregnancy should be excluded as you had unprotected intercourse. Urinary infections also can lead to menstrual disturbances. You should see your gynecologist for a proper appraisal of the situation, correction of hormonal imbalances and further management. Weight disturbances, if any, should also be corrected. Good luck.