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Re: abnormal uterine bleeding and bleeding after sexFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netTue, 14 Nov 2000 10:56:27 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Margie wrote: > >Hi, my name Margie. I am 29 years old and have had menstrual problems >since the age of 23. Just recently in the last 5 years has it gotten >worse. Since marriage and being sexually active. I had problems with >irregularity...some months a period and then some not.... terrible >cramping. As to not even allowing me to work. It lead me to see my >ob/gyn about the problem. He put me on birth control for awhile, but my >husband and I wanted to concieve. So, he took me off the pill and put >me on provera and clomid to regulate my cycle as well as make me >fertile. I finally concieved in a few months. In '98 had my first >child. Had a difficult pregnancy and bled several times during >pregnancy and due to my high blood pressure they enduced early. I >desired to breast feed, but due to the enducing (I believe) my milk >never came in good. So after a few weeks I quit attempting to breast >feed. A few months later I had my first cycle back and it came back >with a vengence should I say. I bled non-stop for months. I had a >ceserean and wasn't sure if it was normal or not. But, I did allow it >to go on to long. Just because I didn't want added doctor bills at the >time we were trying to pay off from the birth. It went on for a year. I >finally went in to see a new doctor. The bleeding had gotten so bad. It >never would stop but maybe for a day or two. I would pass large clots >or something and bleed very heavy. The doctor ran a series of test. >Which from the endometriosis Biopsy showed my tissues were inflamed with >some sort of infection. But, not sure what kind. He said he felt it >was Bacterial Vaginosis. He gave me a prescription for a strong >antibiotic and the bleeding did indeed stop. Much so I didn't have >another period for several months. 6 to be in fact. Then slowly >started spotting for days. Then went to heavier and much heavier. I >may stop for a couple of days, but if I have intercourse I will bleed or >if I pass a large clot again I will bleed heavy. Infact after pregnancy >I hardly ever cramp. Except right before I will pass a blood clot. One >night at 4:00 in the morning I woke with the worst cramps. I went and >got in the bath to try and relax in a hot bath with tears in my eyes it >hurt so bad. I went to the bathroom, in my urine was a big clot. I >bled the rest of that day but no more cramping after passing the clot. >strange? It isn't as bad as it was before. But, headed in that >direction. I am not sure what to do. My husband and I are really ready >to have another baby. But, with all these problems I am not even close >to being fertile. I don't want to be on birth control and my doctor >doesn't want to put me on fertility pills because he feels that due to >my high blood pressure I need to lose a little weight before pregnancy >again. Which is another problem. Since all of this has happend in the >last 5 years, I have put on 70 pounds. I went from 140 to 210. When I >was pregnant with my son I weighed 190 lost down to 183 the first >trimester and went to 206 at my full term 9 months at delivery. >Honestly, I never felt healthier or normal as I did when I was pregnant. >I felt my body was normal. I lost down to 180 after birth in 98. Since >then I have gone back to 210. More than I have ever weighed. I have >even symptons of menapause. I have hot flashes and night sweats and >fatigue during the day. Which makes taking care of a two year old >almost a nightmare. Wanting to sleep all the time. I am miserable not >just with my weight but with the constant hormonal and menstrual >problems. It is taking a toll on my marraige bleeding all the time and >I feel that my chemicals are all out of balance hormonaly. Like >constant pms, fatigue and anxiety. I desperatly want an end to this >nightmare and would like some normalicy in my life. Please forward any >info or suggestions you may have. I am desperate.... Sincerely, >margie@texstarcomputers.com > >-- >margie@texstarcomputers.com >Margie Eubank > Obviously, this is not a set of problems that can be solved over the Internet. It would appear that you have chronic anovulation with severe dysmenorrhea, and you are going to require comprehensive care from a good gynecologist, both for conception, and for pain and cycle control. Make an appointment today.
-- William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
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