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What Does Inter-menstrual Bleeding In A 23 Year Old Indicate?

Hy I am 23 year old and unmerid .I have periods prblm from previous 2 months after 7 days of completion of periods the blood started again and rgulrly the blood was coming. Then it stop after 10 days I take bath and now after 7 days it is started again .in short quantitiy kindly tell me
Thu, 18 Aug 2016
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Thanks for posting on HCM
Inter-menstrual bleeding(metrorrhagia) could be caused by many medical conditions some of which are:
-Hormonal imbalances
-Infectious causes including STIs and PID
-Ovarian problems like cysts
-Uterine/pelvic masses
-Contraceptive methods like IUD
Just to name a few.
With all these possible causes, i will advise you see a Gynecologist for examination and investigations. A pelvic ultrasound and an infectious/STI work-up will be very important for the start.Your management depend on the underlying cause.
Hope my answer will help you
Best regards
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What Does Inter-menstrual Bleeding In A 23 Year Old Indicate?

Hi Thanks for posting on HCM Inter-menstrual bleeding(metrorrhagia) could be caused by many medical conditions some of which are: -Hormonal imbalances -Infectious causes including STIs and PID -Ovarian problems like cysts -Uterine/pelvic masses -Contraceptive methods like IUD Just to name a few. With all these possible causes, i will advise you see a Gynecologist for examination and investigations. A pelvic ultrasound and an infectious/STI work-up will be very important for the start.Your management depend on the underlying cause. Hope my answer will help you Best regards