Hello, and thanks for your post,

Hopefully, when you went for your smear yesterday you had a chance to ask your doctor or the nurse about your bleeding. There can be any number of reasons why this may be happening. They are the best people to ask as they can examine the vagina to see if there is anything that might be causing it. 

They may suggest further tests if they feel that they need more information such as a colposcopy or an ultrasound.

If you didn't have a chance to ask them when you went for your smear than it is probably a good idea to make an appointment to discuss this with your GP.

I hope this helps.

All the best,

Catherine

Hello, and thanks for your post,

Hopefully, when you went for your smear yesterday you had a chance to ask your doctor or the nurse about your bleeding. There can be any number of reasons why this may be happening. They are the best people to ask as they can examine the vagina to see if there is anything that might be causing it. 

They may suggest further tests if they feel that they need more information such as a colposcopy or an ultrasound.

If you didn't have a chance to ask them when you went for your smear than it is probably a good idea to make an appointment to discuss this with your GP.

I hope this helps.

All the best,

Catherine