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What does blood mean after a vaginal ultrasound?
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Cervical bleeding: Usually if bleeding occurs after a vaginal ultrasound, the most common reason is the cervix was irritated during the ultrasound. This will usually resolve on its own. If the bleeding is heavy or persistent, you should be evaluated by your physician.
Answered 10/31/2013
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