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Bleeding During Sex With Abdominal Heaviness
hi! i m 32 years old, married with 2 kids, stands 5 feet 2 inches and weighs 56 kilos. i am taking birth control pills as contraceptive. last december 2010 i had post coital bleeding and experienced pelvic pain . i went to my ob gyne for check-up. i had pap smear and transvaginal ultrasound and was diagnosed with cervicitis. i was prescribed to take antibiotics and vaginal suppository for 10 days (1 suppository every other day). but sometime in march it recurred pelvic pain is consistent...this time i stopped taking the pill but didn t took any medication. and just recently, june 12, 2011 to be exact, i bled during sex. my pelvis still hurts and my abdomen feels full and i feel like i m having pms. pls. help. i m afraid i might be in big trouble. thanks.
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You need ti get examined. Maybe a polyp has developed which is causing the fresh bleed. There are many causes of Postcoital bleeding. Cervical cause in your age is important. Get examined by the Gynaecologist and note the cause of pelvic pain as this could be PIS or Pelvic Inflammatory Disease which needs antibiotics.
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You need ti get examined. Maybe a polyp has developed which is causing the fresh bleed. There are many causes of Postcoital bleeding. Cervical cause in your age is important. Get examined by the Gynaecologist and note the cause of pelvic pain as this could be PIS or Pelvic Inflammatory Disease which needs antibiotics.
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Your anxiety is well founded. It certainly needs medical attention. Since it was diagnosed as cervicitis and your PAP Smear came Negative for malignancy, most likely it could be chronic cervicitis with cervical erosions, which is common. However to be on safer side it is better that you consult your gynecologist again, get a speculum examination done along with transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound examination and if indicated a repeat PAP Smear. If every thing indicates just chronic cervicitis, the doctor could consider cauterising the area.
Welcome to HCM.
Your anxiety is well founded. It certainly needs medical attention. Since it was diagnosed as cervicitis and your PAP Smear came Negative for malignancy, most likely it could be chronic cervicitis with cervical erosions, which is common. However to be on safer side it is better that you consult your gynecologist again, get a speculum examination done along with transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound examination and if indicated a repeat PAP Smear. If every thing indicates just chronic cervicitis, the doctor could consider cauterising the area.
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