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Had A Laproscopic Hysteroctomy. When Doing Sex Have Slight Bleeding. Have Intense Pain. Treatment?
i had a laproscopic hysteroctomy(still have ovaries and cervix)
1yr ago since then sex has been slightly uncomfortable but thought it would get better .a week ago had a slight show of blood (brown) only slight but went to the doctor anyway she sent me to hospital to get it checked
was told that it was probally due to body trying to have a period.had swabs taken but thedoctor said everything looked fine . felt ok so last night had intercourse and had bleeding(bright red) during followed by intense pain.the bleeding seems to be stoping but the pain which is on my right hand side of body is still as intense please advice
1yr ago since then sex has been slightly uncomfortable but thought it would get better .a week ago had a slight show of blood (brown) only slight but went to the doctor anyway she sent me to hospital to get it checked
was told that it was probally due to body trying to have a period.had swabs taken but thedoctor said everything looked fine . felt ok so last night had intercourse and had bleeding(bright red) during followed by intense pain.the bleeding seems to be stoping but the pain which is on my right hand side of body is still as intense please advice
Wed, 12 Jun 2013
hi iam dr usman
sometimes inflammation or mild asymptmatic infection of female geniital tract can cause bleeding after intercourse. hoping to see the swab results turn out negative that will rule out infections. wait for the swab results and abstain from intercourse for a week or so to let the inflammation settle if any. thanks
sometimes inflammation or mild asymptmatic infection of female geniital tract can cause bleeding after intercourse. hoping to see the swab results turn out negative that will rule out infections. wait for the swab results and abstain from intercourse for a week or so to let the inflammation settle if any. thanks
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