What is the cause for longer periods, pink discharge after urination and spotting after intercourse?

Brief Answer: POLYP IS THE MOST LIKELY DIAGNOSIS. Detailed Answer: Thanks for your health query. The absence of pain rules out endometriosis, which would have been my first diagnosis otherwise. In this scenario, I would think that there is a strong possibility of a polyp. This could be a cervical polyp or an endometrial polyp / fibroid polyp. THis can be responsible for the premenstrual spotting, as well as the pinkish discharge and post coital spotting. Any other lesion / erosion on the cervix too can cause such symptoms. Please have a gynaecological examination ( per vaginum and per speculum ). Alongwith this, a Pap smear and a pelvic ultrasound scan is also a must. This workup will reveal the exact diagnosis. Endometrial hyperplasia also can classically present with premenstrual spotting, but it would not cause spotting after intercourse. All the best. Please feel free to ask for further clarifications.

Brief Answer: EASILY TREATABLE. Detailed Answer: Hey, by no means did I mean to scare you. All of these conditions are easily treatable. A polyp can be removed under simple short anesthesia. Endometrial hyperplasia would respond to medical hormonal management given for 2 - 3 cycles. So do not panic at all. Yes, you have to see a doctor, that much is inevitable. All the best.