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Q: Bleeding Problem

asked by: NickiB on January 7th, 2007

New User

Hello everyone. For the past 4 months I have been bleeding between my periods and I would like to get some advice before I make the decision to get medical attention. Everything was fine until 4 months ago and then I started to bleed about two or three times between my periods. I the bleeding lasts for a day and usually has a tissue discharge with it like when I am getting my usual period. I am still having this problem and I am not sure if this is normal and would like any advice.

Thanks.

Replies(2)

Crazyness24

replied on January 8th, 2007

Experienced User

Are you on any birth control? If not, you need to see your gyno right away. I mean call and get an appoinment asap. You would rather be safe then sorry. I only know that you can experience break through bleeding on the pill, which can happen between periods.

Best of luck

Sereena

replied on January 10th, 2007

Experienced User

Definitely see your doctor. Are you under a lot of stress or anxiety? A friend of mine started getting 2-3 periods a month after her mother died, but she's now on birth control and doing much better.

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