Had Unprotected Sex. Pinkish Bleeding And Clots. Reason?
hi i recently had unprotected sex alot for the past 3 weeks. This week tuesday i see pinkish blood when i wipe to use the bathroom nothing else. about 2 hours later i use the bathroom again i see pinkish blood drops everywhere in my panties. so when i peed and looked in the toliet( excuse me for that) i see small blood clots at the bottom with little stringy bloody things following it. for the rest of the day i had to use the bathroom frequently and it continued to happen . and it continued on over to today which is Wednesday I really dont know what this is and im very scared.
First of all, you should undergo one blood test for beta-HCG and TVS scan to confirm/ exclude product of conception at the earliest. Pinkish bloody discharge may indicate early sign of miscarriage or implantation bleeding.
Here, you need to consult with your gynecologist after getting test reports for proper guidance and next line of management.
Try to avoid mental stress, take healthy diet with Vitamin & iron supplements, maintain genital hygiene and take adequate bed rest.
Be well and take care.
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Had Unprotected Sex. Pinkish Bleeding And Clots. Reason?
Hello, First of all, you should undergo one blood test for beta-HCG and TVS scan to confirm/ exclude product of conception at the earliest. Pinkish bloody discharge may indicate early sign of miscarriage or implantation bleeding. Here, you need to consult with your gynecologist after getting test reports for proper guidance and next line of management. Try to avoid mental stress, take healthy diet with Vitamin & iron supplements, maintain genital hygiene and take adequate bed rest. Be well and take care.