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Spotting during penetrative intercourse
About 3 out of 4 times in the past two months, I have experienced small blood spots from the vagina after intercourse. All of these instances were not close to or overlapping menstruation cycles, and involved a condom. Should I be worried? Not currently pregnant.
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It could be
1. Vaginal tear from excessive friction
2. Cervical erosion or precancerous changes
3. Vaginal infection
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examined by doctor in person
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pap smear
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