What Causes Bleeding And Vaginal Inflammation After Sex?
About a week or so ago I had sex with a friend, we didn t finish as I ended up feeling uncomfortable but since that day I had slight bleeding, only when I would wipe after using the restroom. I figured it was vaginal inflammation. However two days ago I ended up reconnecting with my ex and as well had sex. During the sex I began bleeding so we stopped. I know it isn t my period because I just finished not that long ago and since those two days I ve had spotting, nausea and pains in my stomach. What could this be? p.s.I was going to make an appointment with my doctor within the next couple days if this didnt stop. Any advice?
Hi, The bleeding could be due to infection , vaginal tears or even cancer cervix. I will advise you to use lubricants during sex . Also you need a pap smear to test if you have anything serious. Yes, you can go ahead make an appointment with doctor as your vagina needs to be seen before i can recommend you any treatment. Do follow up with the reports to us.
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What Causes Bleeding And Vaginal Inflammation After Sex?
Hi, The bleeding could be due to infection , vaginal tears or even cancer cervix. I will advise you to use lubricants during sex . Also you need a pap smear to test if you have anything serious. Yes, you can go ahead make an appointment with doctor as your vagina needs to be seen before i can recommend you any treatment. Do follow up with the reports to us.