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What Causes Inter Menstrual Vaginal Spotting?

Hi! I am in panic!! I am 20 years old girl who really don t want to be pregnant!! My period was expected 1-2 days ago and today I touched my cervix and I felt pain and there was blood on my finger and a few minutes later I found a few light red spotting. Do you know what it can be? I m really worried! Please help.
Mon, 6 Apr 2015
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Hello
Inter menstrual bleeding or spotting warrants detailed evaluation
it could be related to STI, injury or inflammation of urogenital tract may be due to rough sex or hormonal imbalances

in my opinion you should consult a gynaecologist for clinical examination and a battery of tests like blood for hemoglobin CBC Liver and thyroid function test urine culture and sensitivity test as well as hormonal assessment study

you may require a course of antibiotics or hormone supplements
have plenty of fluids and fresh fruits

Hope this helps you
Regards
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What Causes Inter Menstrual Vaginal Spotting?

Hello Inter menstrual bleeding or spotting warrants detailed evaluation it could be related to STI, injury or inflammation of urogenital tract may be due to rough sex or hormonal imbalances in my opinion you should consult a gynaecologist for clinical examination and a battery of tests like blood for hemoglobin CBC Liver and thyroid function test urine culture and sensitivity test as well as hormonal assessment study you may require a course of antibiotics or hormone supplements have plenty of fluids and fresh fruits Hope this helps you Regards