Answer:
Yes, you should definitely consult with your gynecologist and have an exam and pelvic
ultrasound.
There may be a structural problem in your uterus, such as a polyp or fibroid (benign muscle mass) that can cause longer bleeding and bleeding with sexual activity.
The good news is that most of these conditions can be easily treated.
There may be a structural problem in your uterus, such as a polyp or fibroid (benign muscle mass) that can cause longer bleeding and bleeding with sexual activity.
The good news is that most of these conditions can be easily treated.