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What Causes Repeated Periods After Having Sex?

my periods started from 23 sep and i had sex on 26 and the periods stopped on 27 or 28 and then i started having it again today ...and i am also having a cyst in my ovary ...is it serious or normal..should i consult a doctor or not... this repition of period is due to sex or is there a problem
Mon, 29 Dec 2014
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Hello,
The disturbance in your cycle is most likely due to the cyst in the ovary. You should see a specialist in person for a complete clinical evaluation. Intercourse does not usually disturb a cycle, unless there is excess hormone action or some infection. When there is only slight spotting, it may, of course, continue after the intercourse. Also, local causes like erosions, polyps and vaginitis should be suspected whenever there is some bleeding or spotting associated with intercourse. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Repeated Periods After Having Sex?

Hello, The disturbance in your cycle is most likely due to the cyst in the ovary. You should see a specialist in person for a complete clinical evaluation. Intercourse does not usually disturb a cycle, unless there is excess hormone action or some infection. When there is only slight spotting, it may, of course, continue after the intercourse. Also, local causes like erosions, polyps and vaginitis should be suspected whenever there is some bleeding or spotting associated with intercourse. Hope this helps.