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Re: I'm seriously worried, someone please help

From: a (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 7 Aug 2003 19:09:39 -0500 (CDT)


If you are bleeding that heavily for this long you should have already called your doctor. CALL NOW and make an appointment for tomorrow morning.

It's not completely unusual to experience a slight change in your periods with certain medications, illnesses or life conditions but when it is prolonged or drastically different it is time to cal a doctor.

If you cannot reach your doctor's office then ask to have the doctor on call - they will page him/her and when they call you back tell them exactly what you have told us along with any other symptoms you may be having (cramping, nausea, vomtiting, diarrhea, fever, rash, etc.) and they will tell you to either come to the office in the morning or go to your nearest ER.

Good Luck

At Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Lynn wrote: >
>I am 18 years old and exactly one month ago i started my period and it
>was really light. Well, about a week later it started getting heavier
>and now its so heavy i have to change my tampon every hour just so it
>doesnt overflow. Like i said, this has been going on for a straight
>month. The only medication i am taking is Celexa and i started taking
>it two weeks after my period had started. I wondered if the Celexa was
>causing me to bleed more but i stopped taking it 4 days ago and my
>menstral flow is as strong as ever. I dont know what the problem is, i
>havent consulted my doctor yet but i was hoping you all would be able to
>help me. If you would like more information about me so you can better
>understand my body then feel free to ask. Please help. Thank you.
> Lynn




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