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Q: Vaginal bleeding after intercourse

asked by: blw1084 on July 27th, 2008

New User

We have been trying to get preggo since January of this year. I went off the shot last December. Towards the end of the month was when I was supposed to have gotten my shot. I haven't become pregenant yet. I expected that a little. Although with my first child we used 2 forms and still got preggo, so I thought it may happen sooner.
Anyway..My question is this. EVERY TIME we have intercourse, I bleed right after. I mean EVERY time...
Is that normal? Sometimes its just a little. Enough so if I wipe it's done. And then other times I bleed for a few days. Almost like it jump started a period.
Has anyone else had this problem? Is it something related to my body going off the shot and re-adjusting, or should I be worried?

Replies(1)

_tanya_

replied on July 27th, 2008

Experienced User

It can take up to a year for your body to get back to a normal cycle after being on any kind of birth control (depo included). What concerns me about your post is the constant bleeding after sex. That is not normal and I would go see a doctor about it.

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