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Bleeding after my period?

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Dr. Michael Rothman answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Get this checked out: There are various problems that can manifest as bleeding after your period, including hormonal imbalances (high estrogen, low preogesterone). You should also be checked for pregnancy.

Answered 7/27/2014

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Can be from : Many different causes. See you doctor for further evaluation.

Answered 7/26/2014

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Many reasons.: Female bleeding off cycle can be due to a large variety of issues. The most important is always pregnancy. If this is a continuing problem you should see your doc.

Answered 7/28/2013

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Midcycle bleeding: Bleeding can occur with ovulation at midcycle, but any bleeding can be a sign of something more serious and should be evaluated by your doctor.

Answered 4/25/2013

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Abnormal bleeding: Is this a new problem or have you been having abnormal bleeding for a few months time now? This could be related to any of a number of issues such as polyps, fibroids, ovulation problems, infection, etc. You should be seen by an obgyn physician near you for a full exam, pap smear, cultures and possibly an ultrasound or blood work.

Answered 7/17/2013

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Pathological: Vaginal bleeding doesn't have to be from your natural "period". There are many reasons you can have vaginal bleeding. Infectious, cervical bleeding. Anovulation (no ovulation, as in PCOS) Vaginal laceration, cervical laceration Hormonal causes (progesterone withdrawl) I would suggest seeing your OB/Gyn doctor

Answered 10/4/2016

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Please more info: We would need a little more information than that to give you any intelligent advise.

Answered 7/6/2020

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Dr. Georgia Latham answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Need more info: I take it that you are having vaginal bleeding. I am curious how you know it is not your period. If it is because you recently had a period, keep in mind that a woman can have unexpected menstrual irregularity. If you have been sexually active then trauma is a possibility, vaginal and/or cervical tears can occur. If you have been sexually active without protection (condom) then STD possible.

Answered 2/25/2015

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