Taking Depo Shot. Tinny Bits Of Blood After Sex, Light Bleeding. Pregnancy Test Negative. Reason?
im 17 and have been on the depo shot for just about 1 year now. I have had tinny bits of blood after sex befor, however for the last 3 days now, i have have had verry light bleeding . i have takein a pregnancy test which came out as negitive, and im not due again for the shot until next month.... Any idea what this could be from? is this somthing i should be concerned about?
To my opinion, you are too young to start depo shot; therefore, I strongly suggest to always consult your O&G.
Next, there are many reasons causing the light bleeding, including infections (STDs and others). Therefore, you can consult an O&G to visually check your vagina, the neck of your uterus, perform an ultrasound to identify your true problem.
Meanwhile, I would suggest to have protected sex always, I usually advise my patients to use condoms.
Other reason could be trauma from the sex; in rare cases, when "heavy sex" is applied; such problems raise in vagina (bleeding).
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Taking Depo Shot. Tinny Bits Of Blood After Sex, Light Bleeding. Pregnancy Test Negative. Reason?
Hi, To my opinion, you are too young to start depo shot; therefore, I strongly suggest to always consult your O&G. Next, there are many reasons causing the light bleeding, including infections (STDs and others). Therefore, you can consult an O&G to visually check your vagina, the neck of your uterus, perform an ultrasound to identify your true problem. Meanwhile, I would suggest to have protected sex always, I usually advise my patients to use condoms. Other reason could be trauma from the sex; in rare cases, when heavy sex is applied; such problems raise in vagina (bleeding). Hope it helped!