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Abnormal bleeding and cramping
I have had my tubes tied for about a year and a half and started on birth control about 4 months later due to heavy periods. I then started with heavy cramping and a lot of spotting so in Oct I had and d&c and they removed some scar tissue and small cysts. I was told to continue the bc and the bleeding should be better. I have started with the heavy cramping and spotting again. I bleed light to moderate most mornings and cramp during. I bleed after sex and cramp hard. This are the same problems I've been having for over a year. I go to the doctor in Jan and would like to have some conditions/suggestions to have him look into. I've been going to 2 different docs who share notes and nothing has helped. Anyone else having similar issues and what was causing it?
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Argh. I'm sorry to read this! Have you researched fibroids? Ovarian cysts? Those are two possibilities. I sure hope it resolves and hope you also come back and tell us about your doctor's appointment in January. Maybe you are a good candidate for ablation! This helped a friend of mine who had similar problems to you. Let us know!
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I will look into fibroids. I do have a history of ovarian cysts but they did a laproscopy when i had my tubes tied and again in Oct when I had the d&c to remove them. The most recent the one was very small and unlikely to be the cause according to the doc. Thank you
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