Constant Bleeding From Vagina - There Is Slight But Continuous

Constant Bleeding from Vagina

Asked for Female, 20 Years

There is slight but continuous bleeding from vagina after coitus. There is no discomfort or pain but the bleeding is not stopping event one day after coitus.

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