I Dont Know Whats Wrong With Me

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Q: I Dont Know Whats Wrong With Me

asked by: SOlis8067 on March 19th, 2007

New User

i have had very normal periods ever since i first started my period at age 10. i went on the pill becuase i was bleeding way to much and i had horrible migranes. in october i stoped taking my pill because it was causeing me to throw up every day for a couple of hours after i took it even if i took it right before bed. i have not had a period since dec. 6 in late febuary i finally got a positive test after 5 negative one so i went to the doc to confirm it and he told me it was a fals pos. i just finally got my period the 16 of this month and its not a normal one. their was gray and dark red mucuse bloot cots and the cramps are so horribific i had to stay home because i cant stand to walk. i have to lay on my side and my boobs are so swolen and sore i can hardly stand to remove my bra. what the heck is going on im so confused and honestly im worrried. can any one help?

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Kia

replied on March 19th, 2007

Moderator

hun you really need to go and see a doctor and get tested again.

That doesn't sound right or good - not meaning to worry you but...

it could potentially be your body being messed up from stopping the pill, it could potentially be a pregnancy/miscarriage.

Please see a doctor.

SOlis8067

replied on March 19th, 2007

New User

i have an apointment on monday and i think the other doc was reading something wrong or somthing. until then what do i do they cant see me before the 26th

Kia

replied on March 19th, 2007

Moderator

if the bleeding fills one pad an hour and/or you have severe abdominal pain then my personal opinion would be to go to the .e.r


	Tags: Pregnancy, pregnancy on the pill, pregnancy bleeding, normal pregnancy, pregnancy cramps, after pregnancy, first pregnancy, after pill, after 6, at one

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