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I've been bleeding after having sex, light for a few minutes after. its also a bit painful. not sure what to do, i don't have health insurance. ?
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EXAM: Regardless of whether you have health insurance, you need to get this evaluated. Most causes for this bleeding are benign and no health problem, but there are some that could be significant. Go to your local planned parenthood clinic where you should be able to get a good well woman general examination. Yes, they do a lot more than just abortions!
Answered 10/5/2013
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