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spotting & pain while on NUVARING-
It's my second time using the nuvaring method. I was on the IUD method but my uterus rejected it two times; so the dr. suggested to take it out & use another method(on March 2nd). So i decided to go back on the nuvaring method; eventhough, I was having complications the 1st time I used this method. Thought i had just used it wrong the 1st time.
On March 5, I started my period(light period) & decided to have intercourse with my partner(who i've been with for 2yrs). It was unprotected sex & he came inside,so eventhough i've heard that it is safe to not get pregnant while being on your period, I still took plan b on March 6. I also had intercourse on March 8.
So I began this method (nuvaring) on March 11, 2011(a Friday). On March 12 & 13 I had unprotected sex with my partner(who came inside of me on the 13th).
Knowing all this early history... Is it normal to start spotting on the 2nd week(on march 15+16 to be exact); as well as having sharp pains and having a sore-like feeling on that whole area(uterus & vigina)? The spotting has now become a little heavier. I also feel an irritation feeling when i pee.
On March 5, I started my period(light period) & decided to have intercourse with my partner(who i've been with for 2yrs). It was unprotected sex & he came inside,so eventhough i've heard that it is safe to not get pregnant while being on your period, I still took plan b on March 6. I also had intercourse on March 8.
So I began this method (nuvaring) on March 11, 2011(a Friday). On March 12 & 13 I had unprotected sex with my partner(who came inside of me on the 13th).
Knowing all this early history... Is it normal to start spotting on the 2nd week(on march 15+16 to be exact); as well as having sharp pains and having a sore-like feeling on that whole area(uterus & vigina)? The spotting has now become a little heavier. I also feel an irritation feeling when i pee.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
hello.
I can't answer your question. You need to call your physician and discuss this. Dr. J
I can't answer your question. You need to call your physician and discuss this. Dr. J
as you said bleeding is getting heavier.. you need to visit gyno doc
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