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Re: Mid Cycle Bleeding,
From: Dr. (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 17 Aug 2002 21:27:49 -0500 (CDT)
If you are not using any contraceptive method now, you should test for
pregnancy, as it seems you are late. Going on the pill should help put
things on track, if you are not pregnant.
At Sat, 17 Aug 2002, 'molara wrote:
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>I have been having a tough year!I'm 34y/o, 3 kids. I am not and never
>been on any BCP but my doc. thinks i should to help regulate my periods
>now. For the first time my pap smear came back mildly abnormal plus hi
>risk hpv. Was treated with cryo, first follow up pap was normal.
>Waiting to go in for the 2nd one. After the cryo, for the next 2
>cycles, i started spotting 25 days into my cycle then my period would
>kick in like on the 28th/29th day. In July however, my period was a
>whole week late, and it started out with the kind of discharge often
>associated with ovulation-slippery but mixed with blood. Exactly 2
>weeks after this period, I started spotting and went to see my doc
>immediately. He gave a pelvic exam, and preg. test (negative) said all
>felt fine and thought i was ovulating, gave a prescription which i
>couldn't fill because i started a full blown period after i left his
>office- same onstart discharge as the previous one. It's been 30 days
>since that 2nd period, and i am still waiting for another one. I am
>worried and concerned, what could be the problem here? could this be
>serious? Loooks like my whole system is messed up, what should i do?
>Need your valuable insight. Thank you!
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John Essien, M.D. SOCOG
Camaguey, Cuba; Basseterre, St. Kitts
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