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Bleeding During Sex, Going Through Menopause. Cause?

About 2 weeks ago, during sex I started bleeding . Then 2 days later, during sex again, I started bleeding again. Both times I put a tampon in and the bleeding had stopped shortly after sex. There was very little blood on the tampon. I am 47 years old, have 5 children, don t believe I am going through menopause as I have no other symptoms and have had a fairly active sex life. Also, I was right in between periods, so that wasn t the issue. I have never had this happen before. We also think that the bleeding happened from one specific position, which was not a new position that I had never tried before. It was not rough sex either. What could be the cause of this and does it warrant a trip to the doctor?
Sat, 5 Apr 2014
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hai
bleeding during sex means tha some thing abnormal in your cervix like erosion or polyp,or cancer.
consult your gynaecologist and do colposcopic examination and pap smear.
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Bleeding During Sex, Going Through Menopause. Cause?

hai bleeding during sex means tha some thing abnormal in your cervix like erosion or polyp,or cancer. consult your gynaecologist and do colposcopic examination and pap smear.