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Spotting On Contracting Uterus After Periods Followed By Severe Cramps. Cause For These Symptoms?

Hi I am 21. 5 feet 2inches. I just finished my period 4days ago. The day after I was spotting bright red everytime I would make my uterus contract.it went away yesterday so I had sex last night and he had to stop because I got severe cramps , I stood up and started sweating then passed out. The cramps continued all night. Please help.
Fri, 23 May 2014
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Hello,
Your symptoms are suggestive of tubo-uterine spasm and this can happen with a retained clot, polyps, tubal pregnancy, chemical abortion or urethral spasm. In view of the severity of the symptoms, you should see an expert for a proper evaluation. You may also need a trans-vaginal sonogram, blood counts, urinalysis and also exclude pregnancy; please make sure you had a normal flow during the period that had just finished. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.
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Spotting On Contracting Uterus After Periods Followed By Severe Cramps. Cause For These Symptoms?

Hello, Your symptoms are suggestive of tubo-uterine spasm and this can happen with a retained clot, polyps, tubal pregnancy, chemical abortion or urethral spasm. In view of the severity of the symptoms, you should see an expert for a proper evaluation. You may also need a trans-vaginal sonogram, blood counts, urinalysis and also exclude pregnancy; please make sure you had a normal flow during the period that had just finished. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.