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Re: unusual spotting after intercourse
From: Shelley (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 26 Jul 2001 02:19:47 -0500 (CDT)
Thank You Amanda for that site, Im reading it right now. My period
should have started today. But no signs of AF yet. So it may be that
Im pregnant. Oh boy! We definatly arent expecting to be expecting any
time remotley soon!
At Thu, 26 Jul 2001, amanda wrote:
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>Shelley,
>I wish that you could see a physcian for this. Maybe a health clinic?
>Bleeding after sex can be caused by many things, from infection to
>cervical cancer. I'm not trying to scare you, but there is always that
>possibility. More than likely it is not anything to be alarmed about,
>but you should still try to find a physician that you can see for now.
>I'm not sure about where you live, but where I live we have free clinics
>and health clinics that will take you whether or not you are a citizen.
>I found a short web page for you
>http://thriveonline.oxygen.com/medical/womensdoc/womensdoc.08-22-00.html
>I hope this will help.
>Take Care,
>Amanda
>At Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Shelley wrote:
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>>Ill be 20 in a few months, Ive been married for just over a year. Both
>>my husband and I have never had any form of STD. About a month ago
>>after intercourse I noticed some brownish spotting the next morning, I
>>had no discomfort and it went on for a few days, it was extreemly light,
>>even lighter than my cervical mucus is when I am ovulating. I had a
>>regular cycle with temperatures and ovulation time and a regular period
>>after it. I use FAM as my method of birth control. But now everytime
>>we have intercourse I have some light bright red bleeding. This past
>>time it was heavier than usual. My period should be starting any day
>>now. I would have gone to a local gyn. but I am not an Anerican
>>citizen, Im married to one and have my petitions filed with the INS, but
>>cannot get health insurance. And I can not go back to my home country
>>of Canada without throwing my petitions out. Do you have any advice for
>>me? Anything would be greatly appreciated.
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