Hi and thanks for posting

It sounds very frustrating not knowing what the cause may be. It's good though that the scan and biopsies were all clear- they would have showed up any areas of concern at the time.

It sounds like it may be best to have a chat with the GP with a view to referring you perhaps to a gynaecologist for a further review.

The GP may also want to have another look at your cervix and you can ask about any signs of ectropion. These are common and perhaps they did not think to mention it. Hormonal changes may account for bleeding and spotting , so do discuss your contraception with them again.

I hope things improve for you soon and you get to the bottom of it

All the best

Wanda

Thank you for your reply.

I have been keeping a diary for 6 months and the bleeding after sex does tend to happen the same time of the month each month - For example the last 5 times it has happened it has always been between to 20th and 24th of the month. Could this be a coincidence?! or is this when my period would be?! When I have had sex at other times of the month I have not bled - Im not sure as since having the mirena coil fitted my periods have practically stopped so hard to tell what is a period, what is spotting and what is post coital bleeding.

I have made an another appointment with my GP for Monday and I am going to ask for a referral to gynaecologist if possible.

Thanks again

Hello and thank you for getting back to us.

I am afraid we don't know if the regularity of the bleeding is anything relevant. Also to answer your question - spotting is just that, spots of blood and bleeding is a flow of blood (like a period).  There are many reasons why this happens and while no test or investigation has shown anything worrying I can appreciate your concern. 

It is good to know you have made another GP appointment to discuss this again and to ask if a referral to see a gynaecologist is needed.  

I hope you will be okay.

Take care and get back to us if you need any more information or support.  You may find it helpful to talk things through with one of the nurses on our helpline.  The number to call is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

Caroline