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I'm bleeding 2 weeks after a period - why?

asked by blackjack (47)

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It is not normal or healthy for menstrual bleeding to continuing over an extended period of time. There are a number of possible reasons that the bleeding has continued or resumed. Call your physician and make an appointment.

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posted by patti (17879)
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You may be experiencing implantation bleeding if you've had sexual intercorse (typically occurs a week to ten days after fertilization of an egg), you may also be experiencing break through bleeding if you are on birth control. You may be experiencing a hormonal imbalance or if you've had sex recently you may have irritated or torn the vaginal lining.

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posted by Holly56 (7)
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There can be many reasons why. Here are a few,stress can cause it,anxiety,pelvic inflammatory disease,or malnutrition, and It could just be that you are ovulating.

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If you have recently missed a period you can experience excessive bleeding. Stress can also cause this problem as well as change in diet and weight. I would talk to your gynocologist and discuss your concerns as this might be an indication of a bigger problem.

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Bleeding during your menstral cycle is quite common. Two weeks after your period could be a sign of implantation, stress or could even be caused by intercourse. If it continues or occurs again you shoudl consult with a doctor.

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posted by Rose (6493)
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There are many reasons for this. You could have endometriosis and/or a cyst. Go see a gynecologist. The only way to diagnose endometriosis is through a minor surgery, but they can see cysts on ultrasounds and CT scans.

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