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Having Irregular Periods And Spotting After Stopping Bcp. Can I Have Intercourse While Periods. Will It Cause HIV Or STD?

hi m a married women...was on bcp for 1 year and nw after going off i have irregular periods.....just spoting....i am unable to detect whn m mensurating and when not...so my question is can i have sex even when m mensurating because its hard to detect in my case & i have heard that sex during mensturation can cause hiv or std ...kindly help me m totaly freaking out....
Wed, 16 Apr 2014
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Hi, unprotected sex at any time of the cycle whether during menstruation or otherwise has equal chances of spread of STDs and HIV. There is no particular predisposition during menstruation alone. People usually avoid sex during menstruation as it is messy and maybe painful. You should however visit your gynaec and get investigated for your irregular and scanty periods.
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Having Irregular Periods And Spotting After Stopping Bcp. Can I Have Intercourse While Periods. Will It Cause HIV Or STD?

Hi, unprotected sex at any time of the cycle whether during menstruation or otherwise has equal chances of spread of STDs and HIV. There is no particular predisposition during menstruation alone. People usually avoid sex during menstruation as it is messy and maybe painful. You should however visit your gynaec and get investigated for your irregular and scanty periods.