Bleeding Questions

It cannot be implantation bleeding, for all you know her cycle lengths might give a better clue. There will only be mild spotting or bleeding once in a day if it’s implantation.in menstrual cycle she might have proper 5 day bleeding.

no body can tell how many days it persist, how your body reacts no one knows.
i pill may cause irregular period.

U can have issue related to irreversible pulpitis or even gums disease -chronic periodontitis .so you can consult me I will study your case more deep.

Nothing to do worry about it. Withdrawal bleeding is not compulsory. Wait and watch for mc to come.

The sysron shouldn't be stopped as stopping it in between can cause abnormal vaginal bleeding. If you don't want tests now, wait for your next period. If problem recurrs then do the tests otherwise no need.

If this thing happening during first time. And around at yout menstruation then do not worry its normal thing .if this thing happen mnay times then plzz start proper investigation for dysfunctional uterine bleeding or may be due to local vaginal cause .if there is rough sexual intercourse then there may be some trauma to vagina so this thing happen .for more details consult to me.

Of course last period was on 6 th april so new counting starts from there depending on your usual interval.

If youve gone through menopause, you should nt have any menstrual bleeding. Menopause means you havent had a period in at least one year.
If you have any bleeding -- even if its only spotting -- you should see a doctor. Theyll want to rule out serious causes. Like vaginal dryness, polyp,or may be carcinoma. You should visit to gynaecologist and after some test or local examination real cause should be rule out.

There might be some injury.
Give some rest and it will heal.
And look for if your periods are happening in time or are irregular.
If you feel anymore discomfort, then contact me, or contact your nearby gynaecologist.

Hello-
having sex may make your periods shorter. Muscle contractions during an orgasm push out the uterine contents faster. That could result in shorter periods.