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Having Frequent Sex. Vaginal Bleeding, No Period. Is It Due To Miscarriage?
Hello! This query is on behalf of my wife. We got marriage for round about a year ago. Initially we preferred sex twice a week using condoms , but for last 2 and half months we are very frequent having sex together 4-5 times a week without any precaution. Now for last few days mainly in the night my wife getting some amount of blood coming out from the way of the urinal and she has not still had period so far almost 15 days form now and she is assuming this as a sign of miscarriage and now a days she is very upset. Please suggest us something about this symptoms as we are clueless.
Wed, 14 Nov 2012
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
First of all, was pregnancy confirmed by urine pregnancy test, serum pregnancy test or ultrasonography? It is also not clear from your question whether the bleeding is from urethra or vagina.
My suggestion would be to 1. Get a urine/serum pregnancy test done to see if there is pregnancy or not. 'Small amount of blood' can be due to implantation also.
2. Get an ultrasonography of the pelvis done to confirm the position and condition of the embryo.
This would give a fair idea of what is happening and accordingly an informed step could be taken.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Thank you.
Regards
Thanks for the query.
First of all, was pregnancy confirmed by urine pregnancy test, serum pregnancy test or ultrasonography? It is also not clear from your question whether the bleeding is from urethra or vagina.
My suggestion would be to 1. Get a urine/serum pregnancy test done to see if there is pregnancy or not. 'Small amount of blood' can be due to implantation also.
2. Get an ultrasonography of the pelvis done to confirm the position and condition of the embryo.
This would give a fair idea of what is happening and accordingly an informed step could be taken.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Thank you.
Regards
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