When should I speak to a doctor?
A guide to health problems that should cause you to contact your doctor.
When to see your GP
If you notice anything out of the ordinary
Speak to your GP if you have any of the following:
- Vaginal bleeding after sex, between periods or after the menopause.
- Unexplained pain in lower back or between your hip bones.
- Pain or discomfort during sex.
- Unusual discharge.
Speak to your GP
You should speak to your GP about these problems above, even if you have had your cervical screening test.
These are usually caused by something other than cancer but it’s important to have them checked.
