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After intercourse i started to spot i know it wasn't my pms since i finished a week ago and only lasted a few min should i be worried since i have hpv?
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Probably not : Post coital bleeding is not uncommon, probably not related to cycle. May be related to hpv if associated with abnormal pap , or related to vaginal dryness, cervical polyp, bladder- uti, among other things. See gyn if persists. Unlikely major problem. Good luck.
Answered 8/19/2013
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