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Bleeding after intercourse
I have been diagnosed with PCOS or so they think I have it. I am having a laparoscopy next week to also do some tests and remove a small lump that came up in the scan (polyp or fibroid). My symptoms have been very painful and heavy periods, spotting (brown/dark blood) and now red blood between periods for about 1.5 weeks after stopping my period. This has been ongoing since Jan 2010. Now I am also bleeding after intercourse, usually the next day, red blood for about a day. I am trying to get pregnany so worried, what does all this mean? I am 35 years old never been pregnant
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