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Started Bleeding After Intercourse. Should I Be Concerned?

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Posted on Thu, 29 Aug 2013
Question: my 17 yo daughter started bleeding bright red maybe tbsp. amount during intercourse w/her boyfriend. never happened b4 to her and no pain or other symptoms were or are present. should there be immediate concern? can this wait until her appt. scheduled on the 30th? she is a little scared about it. only has 1 partner. pls. advise.
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Answered by Dr. Aarti Abraham (29 minutes later)
Hi
Thanks for writing to us.
The reasons for such bleeding during intercourse could be -
1. Fresh vaginal / peri anal laceration or tear due to vigorous or traumatic intercourse.
2. Cervical polyp
3. Uterine polyp protruding into the cervix.
4. Cervical lesions such as erosions or premalignant changes.
5. Urethral trauma or injury.
Today is only the 2nd of August, and as such there is no medical emergency if the bleeding does not recur meanwhile, and no other problems arise.
However the 30th is a bit too late for her to have an examination and a Pap smear most definitely.
Please try to schedule an appointment with a Gynecologist much earlier.
Take care.
Feel free to write further.
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Started Bleeding After Intercourse. Should I Be Concerned?

Hi
Thanks for writing to us.
The reasons for such bleeding during intercourse could be -
1. Fresh vaginal / peri anal laceration or tear due to vigorous or traumatic intercourse.
2. Cervical polyp
3. Uterine polyp protruding into the cervix.
4. Cervical lesions such as erosions or premalignant changes.
5. Urethral trauma or injury.
Today is only the 2nd of August, and as such there is no medical emergency if the bleeding does not recur meanwhile, and no other problems arise.
However the 30th is a bit too late for her to have an examination and a Pap smear most definitely.
Please try to schedule an appointment with a Gynecologist much earlier.
Take care.
Feel free to write further.