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I have endometriosis and am on continuous bc, but after intercourse i bleed, and i bleed randomly with really dark, thick mucous blood. what is it?!
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Bleeding type: Bright red bleeding would more likely be due to trauma to the cervix or vagina. Dark bleeding is more likely coming from inside the uterus. Have a GYN MD sort this out for you by examination.
Answered 6/12/2014
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