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DISCHARGE BEFORE PERIOD WITH PAIN
Me and my fiance are trying to have a baby. We did are duty on the day I was told would be my highest fertile day and we have unprotected sex everytime we do even before this. Im due for my period in about a week and since Friday of last week Ive had this brown gooey discharge off and on- sometimes its only there when I wipe and sometimes its enough to use a panty liner. I have cramp- like pains below and beside my belly button area. The pain worsens after I eat. I also fell nauseas today and today the discharge was the worse. I have an appt. monday but Im impatient- Does anyone have any advice or know whats going on? PLEASE HELP
Hi You need to make an appointment with your gynecologist.I don't know what the problem is.You need to be evaluated by your doctor.Good luck to you and your fiance.Take care of your self.TNT406
THE DISCHARGE IS VERY LIGHT(KINDA LIKE SPOTTING- ITS NOT THERE NEAR AS BAD. THERE IS SO SMELL. MY PAIN IS STILL THERE. IT IS THE WORST DIRECTLY AFTER I EAT. BUT ITS THERE ALL THE TIME
Hi I am not a doctor,I can only give you my opinion.You might have a pelvic infection or other type of infection.What are your symptoms like now?Do you still have the discharge?Does it have an odor?You should contact your doctor if the symptoms are getting worst.Take care of your self.TNT406
Hi It's good that you have an appointment for next Monday.Don't be stressing your self out right now.That might make the cramping worst a long with the brown gooey discharge.If the cramps are real severe you can use arthritis tylenol.It might help the cramping some.Substain from sexual intercourse,I'm pretty sure though you might have all ready done that though.Use a heating pad on low all so.Take nice warm baths if you take showers.Don't use bubble bath though.Use a gentle cleansing soap until then since you will be taking a bath.That will help cut back on bacteria entering through your vagina.Use dove or ivory.Take care of your self.TNT406
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