Vaginal Bleeding During Intercourse. Due To Cervix? On Birth Control
hello ive experienced bleeding from my vagina for a while now, and this happens randomly and during intercourse. ive seen doctors about this, and they said it was my cervix and that there may be blood vessels that are hit during intercourse. I have not had intercourse for a week now and my vagina still randomly bleeds , could this still be my cervix? As well the doctor said I could come back to get my cervix burned a bit if the bleeding continues. Would this be the case that it is my cervix? I take folic acid pills as well, and I am on birthcontrol . I take the pills to make my hair grow, could they cause bleeding at all? thank you.
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Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Intermenstrual bleeding is one o the common side effects of birth control pills.
It is called breakthrough bleeding.
It is due to sudden decrease in estrogen levels in the body.
No treatment is needed for the same.
It will normalize in a weeks time.
just continue with birth control pills.
Cervix needs to be burnt only if colposcopy shows evidence of chronic cervicitis.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Dr Farha
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Vaginal Bleeding During Intercourse. Due To Cervix? On Birth Control
Hello, Thanks for posting your query on health care magic. Intermenstrual bleeding is one o the common side effects of birth control pills. It is called breakthrough bleeding. It is due to sudden decrease in estrogen levels in the body. No treatment is needed for the same. It will normalize in a weeks time. just continue with birth control pills. Cervix needs to be burnt only if colposcopy shows evidence of chronic cervicitis. Hope this helps. Regards, Dr Farha