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heavy bleeding (fibroids)
hello doctor....i am 22 years old. i had my periods at the age of 11 and since den i had irregular menses and that too very painful. i took medicines for alomost 5 years but it was of no use as wen i had those pills for 21 days dan my periods would came on time but those were like fake periods as i had no sensation in my body and the moment i left those pills i had the same problem again. i had my ultrasounds 2-3 years back and had polycysts but i had no pain in my abdomen .After that i left medicines and continued wid those irregular menses. Now my problem is that i didnt had my periods since 2 months and on 29th january 2011 i started bleeding. Firstly i was happy that my periods had came ....but now they are like never ending . Its olmost 34 days dat i am bleeding and the main thing is dat for the 1st two weeks i had normal bleeding but after dat i had fibroids with bleeding...like lumps of blood. Now em very scared what is this thing?? ....feeling very depressed...i am a student and live alone , ..Please help me !!
hello vryone....i got examined by my doctor and detected with endometrial hyperplasia. Plz suggest some measures to take care of this !
thanku for the reply michelle. I am moving back to my homeplace tommorow and will definitely consult a gynocologist there. But for the tym being i've taken a dose of styptovit-k . i"ve taken 3 tabs till yet in 2 days . Now bleeding is smhow reduced but i am feeling very weak. after consultation i'll definitely reply you. thanku once again !!
There really is no way anyone can diagnose you without actually seeing you but any bleeding for 34 days straight needs to be evaluated. The blood lumps sound like clots. It is possible you have some fibroids but it could also be that your cycle is a bit off from the medicine you were taking or you could have an underlying hormonal balance problem. Just so we are clear, fibroids are tumors in your uterus not blood clots. Fibroids may cause excessive bleeding which can lead to blood clots but fibroids won't pass through you. They need to be treated by a doctor. The bottom line being you really need to make an appointment with your gynocologist and get checked out to find out exactly what is causing your symptoms and the next steps you need to take to correct the issue. Take care and keep us posted on how you are doing.
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