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What Causes Brown Discharge After Intercourse?

i have been taking nuristerate for four months and its been four months not taking it. something strange happen after having intercource, its have been five days having brown discharge and my breast have unusual pain when i wake up or take off the bra. i am worried, it is anything wrong with me?
Thu, 23 Apr 2015
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Hello,
Natural ovulation should have returned by now as it has been 4 months since you had your last depo shot. When there is a delay, such discharges are observed as a consequence of hormone imbalance. The pain in the breast could either be hormonal or due to local causes. In the current scenario, you should see a specialist for further evaluation as to the cause of this discharge. You should exclude pregnancy, local causes, infections and hormone imbalances. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Brown Discharge After Intercourse?

Hello, Natural ovulation should have returned by now as it has been 4 months since you had your last depo shot. When there is a delay, such discharges are observed as a consequence of hormone imbalance. The pain in the breast could either be hormonal or due to local causes. In the current scenario, you should see a specialist for further evaluation as to the cause of this discharge. You should exclude pregnancy, local causes, infections and hormone imbalances. Hope this helps.