Had Unprotected Sex, Bleeding Heavily, Brown Discharge. What It Could Be?
Hi on the 4th March I had stopped Levlen ED on the 7th march I started to bleed until the 10th. The weeks after my partner and I have had intercourse but using no protection at the start until he thinks he is going to ejaculate then when you use condoms. Then on the 3rd april I started to bleed again heavily until 6th late evening. On the 10th it felt like I had wet myself so I went to bathroom and my underwear was full of bright red blood. But it didn't last for long... On the 11th i have brown discharge when I wipe. I was wondering what this is suppose to mean?
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As per your symptoms you seem to be suffering from a hormonal imbalance and if your bleeding is precipitated by intercourse, you should exclude local lesions like vaginitis, cervicitis, cervical erosions and polyps. Yet, as you had unprotected intercourse ( even a pre ejaculate can cause conception if you are around ovulatory period), it would be advisable to exclude pregnancy. Please see a specialist for a complete evaluation and further management. Take care.
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Had Unprotected Sex, Bleeding Heavily, Brown Discharge. What It Could Be?
Hi, As per your symptoms you seem to be suffering from a hormonal imbalance and if your bleeding is precipitated by intercourse, you should exclude local lesions like vaginitis, cervicitis, cervical erosions and polyps. Yet, as you had unprotected intercourse ( even a pre ejaculate can cause conception if you are around ovulatory period), it would be advisable to exclude pregnancy. Please see a specialist for a complete evaluation and further management. Take care.