Here's some information about Pain or bleeding:

For women, changes in your bleeding pattern are very common, particularly on certain types of contraception (see Implants, Injections and The Pill; especially the progestogen-only or mini-pill), and pain at a regular point in your cycle may be normal.

Pain or bleeding can also be caused by infection, especially if you’re under 25 (chlamydia or gonorrhoea) or you've had a sexual risk e.g. change in partner or unprotected sex.

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With unusual pain and bleeding it’s important to rule out infections and check a pregnancy test via your GP or visiting the clinic. You can get advice on bleeding linked to contraception too.

Important information

With unusual pain and bleeding it’s important to rule out infections and check a pregnancy test via your GP or visiting the clinic. You can get advice on bleeding linked to contraception too.