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What Can Cause Blood After Having Unprotected Sex?

Hi I had unprotected sex a few days ago and in the morning when I woke up I noticed blood, it was light for a few hours then has just been heavy ever since very watery and when I stand up I just feel it gush, I have the implant in but it s due to come out in about a month, my periods are very irregular but I never normally bleed after sex, could I be pregnant?
posted on Tue, 22 Apr 2014
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Hello,
In the current scenario, pregnancy is a possibility since the protection offered by the implant could have dwindled as it is due to expire. This is more so if this happened during the mid-cycle. The cause of the bleeding can be diagnosed only through a local examination, pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram and a blood test for pregnancy. I would ask you to see a specialist for a proper evaluation and further management. Hope this helps.
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What Can Cause Blood After Having Unprotected Sex?

Hello, In the current scenario, pregnancy is a possibility since the protection offered by the implant could have dwindled as it is due to expire. This is more so if this happened during the mid-cycle. The cause of the bleeding can be diagnosed only through a local examination, pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram and a blood test for pregnancy. I would ask you to see a specialist for a proper evaluation and further management. Hope this helps.