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Gynecology (Expert Forum)
long menstrul
Answered by
Keith Downing, MD - Obstetrics, Gynecology
MA
This forum is for questions and support regarding gynecology issues such as: Cervical Disorders, Colposcopy, Cramps, Cystitis, Fallopian Tube Disorders, Menstruation, Ovarian Disorders, PAP Test, Pelvic Exam, PID, PMS, Surgery, Tests, Ultrasound, Uterine Disorders, Vaginal Disorders.
long menstrul
by annie37, Mar 22, 2008 02:13PM
Hi,it's been 2 monthes.. wen i get my menstrul it's brown and it's like that the whole cycle. last month it lasted over 15 days.. this month it last it 15 days, mine last like 3 to 5 days. the thing is it's brown almost the whole cycle i get sharp pain not all the time.any input please thank you
Doctor's Answer
by Keith Downing, MD, Mar 25, 2008 04:18PM
, Mar 25, 2008 04:18PM
Hello,
Irregular menstrual bleeding deserves an evaluation. A woman's age and medical history helps shape the differential diagnoses considered in these circumstances. Common causes of menstrual irregularities include pregnancy, thyroid changes, prolactin hormone changes, endometrial polyps, or abnormal endometrial tissue, or anovulation. I suggest you see your physician to begin a work up.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
Irregular menstrual bleeding deserves an evaluation. A woman's age and medical history helps shape the differential diagnoses considered in these circumstances. Common causes of menstrual irregularities include pregnancy, thyroid changes, prolactin hormone changes, endometrial polyps, or abnormal endometrial tissue, or anovulation. I suggest you see your physician to begin a work up.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
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