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Continuouse vaginal bleeding
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I have been having mostly continuous vaginal bleeding for the last 6 month. The bleeding is not heavy or painful. I have been able to just use a panty liner or two daily. Occasionally, there are quite large clots that seem to come out of nowhere. I have been diagnosed with PCOS...not sure if this could be the cause. Any ideas on what this could be? Is this a common occurance in women? Before the last 6 months, I probably only had 3 or 4 regular periods (w/o the help of birth control or progesterone) since i was 13...currently 27.
I have been having mostly continuous vaginal bleeding for the last 6 month. The bleeding is not heavy or painful. I have been able to just use a panty liner or two daily. Occasionally, there are quite large clots that seem to come out of nowhere. I have been diagnosed with PCOS...not sure if this could be the cause. Any ideas on what this could be? Is this a common occurance in women? Before the last 6 months, I probably only had 3 or 4 regular periods (w/o the help of birth control or progesterone) since i was 13...currently 27.
Thanks for all the feedback...actually, I haven't been to the Dr. yet because I was laid off from my job and lost my insurance. My new insurance does not kick in for two weeks...so, I will see the DR then. I noticed a couple comments about being exhuasted...the funny thing is, that I dont feel tired or exhausted at all. I know that sounds weird. Either way, thanks for the feedback!!
My niece suffers from a similar problem. She has been bleeding for over 6 months, and she has had her birth control changed a dozen times, and she has taken the medication for a DNC, and she has had a DNC and so far they can't tell her why "she" is bleeding.
The doctor has pretty much told her to get a hysterectomy or have a baby. Well she is not in a relationship to have a baby and she is under 30 so to have a hysterectomy would be horrible.
I agree with Pcogale you need to see a DR and get checked out it can be seriouse. I'm over 30 and I have PCOS.
The doctor has pretty much told her to get a hysterectomy or have a baby. Well she is not in a relationship to have a baby and she is under 30 so to have a hysterectomy would be horrible.
I agree with Pcogale you need to see a DR and get checked out it can be seriouse. I'm over 30 and I have PCOS.
You lust be exhausted from the blood loss.
Get checked out for uterine polyps and fibroids; both can cause continuous bleeding.
Get checked out for uterine polyps and fibroids; both can cause continuous bleeding.
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