Bleeding Between Periods: Causes, Timing, and When to Worry
Spotting after a period can be breakthrough bleeding from hormonal fluctuations—usually light and brief. Other causes:
- Hormonal imbalance
- Pregnancy (implantation bleeding ~6–12 days post-ovulation)
- Infection/inflammation
- Cervical/vaginal trauma
- Medications (hormonal contraceptives)
Seek evaluation if bleeding is heavy, prolonged, or accompanied by pain, fever, or unusual discharge.
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