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Brown Discharge During Intercourse. Cause?

Hi, my boyfriend and I have unprotected sex. Recently I've been experiencing brown discharge during intercourse. There's no odour, irritation, pain, or itchiness. We both noticed the discharge after sex; althought he doesn't mind or isn't disgusted, I'm just simply concerned and embarrassed since I stain his sheets. Thanks for your help !
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If the discharge is being noticed only after intercourse and not any other time, it could be due either to clogged semen or cervical or vaginal trauma. I would ask you to have a physical exam and get vaginitis and cervical lesions excluded. If you are regular with your cycles and have not missed any, pregnancy is not a cause, otherwise you need to rule out pregnancy also as the cause. You would need a vaginal swab and pap smear. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.
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Brown Discharge During Intercourse. Cause?

Hi, If the discharge is being noticed only after intercourse and not any other time, it could be due either to clogged semen or cervical or vaginal trauma. I would ask you to have a physical exam and get vaginitis and cervical lesions excluded. If you are regular with your cycles and have not missed any, pregnancy is not a cause, otherwise you need to rule out pregnancy also as the cause. You would need a vaginal swab and pap smear. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.