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Can I be pregnant and still have vaginal bleeding? by April G. Posted Tue 02 Dec 2008 12:04pm

2 Comments Yes. Up to 25 percent of pregnant women have light vaginal bleeding, or spotting, during the first trimester. In most cases, spotting is not a sign of a problem. Light... conception. Implantation bleeding is usually lighter and more irregular than a menstrual period. But any vaginal bleeding during pregnancy or a suspected pregnancy should be taken Read on »

extensive vaginal bleeding by willie Posted Sun 21 Sep 2008 11:51am I just turned 50 last month and I have had my peirod for a month now. Is this normal? Read on »

Vaginal bleeding after orgasm by MellyBelly Posted Tue 15 Sep 2009 12:53am however. It's not from trauma, as there is no actual penetration by fingers or anything else during phone sex. Think about having all the blood from one period come out at once, thats roughly the amount. I have talked to my gyno, and he said i must have scratched my hymen and made it bleed, but the hymen is a fair way into the vagina, and as i said Read on »

Vaginal Spotting or Bleeding by cj Posted Mon 05 Apr 2010 12:00am We all know that vaginal spotting or bleeding is usually the first sign of miscarriage. However, not all pregnant women having some bleeding or spotting in early pregnancy... know that vaginal bleeding or spotting is also a sign of ectopic or a molar pregnancy? You must call your health care provider immediately so that she may detect any problems Read on »

Why do my gums bleed during my pregnancy? by Just Ask Dentist.com Posted Tue 20 Apr 2010 8:16am First and foremost, congratulations on your pregnancy! This is a very common question asked by many pregnant patients. Though not all will have bleeding gums, about.... And be sure to let him or her know that you are pregnant and which trimester you are in. You may probably need to see your dentist more than 1 visit during your pregnancy, or even Read on »

Bleeding from vaginal area(Maltese) by heru m. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 14 Jul 2009 10:14pm sound, xrays, labs. QUESTION: My female maltese is bleeding from her vaginal area. She was found to have no infection and her ultrasound on her bladder, kidneys, and abdominal xrays show nothing remarkable. I was told to give her antibiotics to treat a possible infection not showing up in the tests but she has been on them for 6 days and still bleeds Read on »

Risk of Postpartum Bleeding Higher After Cesarean - Study suggests induction also increases risk of severe hemorrhage - Modern M by Jodi K. Posted Fri 25 Sep 2009 12:00am on labor onset and delivery mode… Risk of Postpartum Bleeding Higher After Cesarean - Study suggests induction also increases risk of severe hemorrhage - Modern Medicine Read on »

Bleeding Between Period by Romelette L. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 24 Feb 2009 9:47pm searching the net about my situation. And here is what I have found out. Vaginal bleeding that occurs between periods or after menopause sometimes may be due to cancer or precancer... or disease of the vaginal opening (caused by intercourse, infection, polyp, genital warts, ulcer, or varicose veins) * IUD use (may cause occasional spotting) * Ectopic pregnancy Read on »

FDA Approves Additional Use for IUD Mirena to Treat Heavy Menstrual Bleeding in IUD Users by Health: Hearsay & Headlines Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:04pm bleeding, except for small uterine fibroids in some cases. Mirena is recommended for women who have had a child. Clinical studies to support both the contraception and heavy menstrual bleeding indications have excluded women who have never been pregnant. Since its approval in 2000, the most serious adverse reactions reported in patients using Mirena Read on »

Spotting and other Variations in Bleeding by Dr. Fred Licciardi Medical Doctor

Posted Sat 06 Jun 2009 11:31pm common. But even without pregnancy, some women have changes that are hard to explain. I don’t think this means there is a change in fertility. Heavier bleeding is more.... Because the glands don’t always behave as the normal endometrium, they can bleed anytime, causing spotting. Another source of spotting in women with endometriosis Read on »