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Mid Cycle Spotting
I had never spotted mid cycle until after I had my miscarriage. I know it can be normal for some people - I think, but I wondered what people's experiences with this were. Is it at a certain time of your cycle? Did you go to your doctor to get checked? What did he/she say? It just seems like a big deal to me and if it isn't I'd really like to know before I start freaking out.
Thanks for your thoughts anyone!
Thanks for your thoughts anyone!
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For me, it was a hormone imbalance. I needed more progesterone. Ever since I've started using Wild Yam cream by Wise Woman's Essentials, I have not had a problem. I've been using it for at least 10 years now. I was spotting at your age too. It would still be a good idea to be checked by your doctor before you start treating yourself. Make sure your ovaries are healthy. I went to my GYN first. He put me on the pill and wanted me to stay on it for two or three months. I stopped taking it after the first month because I pretty much spotted the whole month. I was worse. On the up side, I did not spot again for a long time, at least 6 or more months. This led me to believe that it was a hormone imbalance. Now I use the Wild Yam cream and I've been fine since. I'm 50 now. If this turns out to be the same for you, the brand I stated above is the only cream that worked for me. I tried another brand to save money and it did not work the same. Also, it takes about three months of using the cream for things to balance out, so give it some time.
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