Dr. Goce Aleksovski
, MD 
Specialization: Family Medicine, Psychotherapy
Posts
Referring to the data you provided (condom partially slipped during intercourse, milky substance on the vagina lips which was wiped out), the possibility of pregnancy cannot be excluded. The white milky substance might have been just mucus produced by the vaginal mucus glands.
If the condom slipped completely the possibility for pregnancy is s... more
According to the data you provided (missing menstrual period for three consecutive cycles), you might be experiencing amenorrhea. Amenorrhea is a condition in which the menstrual period is missed.
There are several possible causes for amenorrhea, including: pregnancy, anovulation, premature menopause, menopause, hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunct... more
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a condition in which at least 2 out of the following 3 criteria are met:
1.oligoovulation (less frequent ovulation) and/or anovulation (no ovulation at all)
2.excess androgen (male hormone) activity
3.polycystic ovaries (confirmed with gynecologic ultrasound scan), and other endocrine disorders excluded.
Other... more
Given the data you provided (light bleeding after sexual intercourse or masturbation), it seems likely that you are experiencing a completely normal condition. During the sexual arousal, the blood flow in the clitoris and the surrounding mucosa is increased. This includes the vaginal mucosa, too.
It is more susceptible to damage and even smal... more
Most of the hormone-containing birth control pills cause a kind of change in the menstrual cycle and/or the menstrual period. The changes might include duration, quantity of blood loss or color of the blood. While minor hormonal variations might cause changes that are still within normal range, in more severe cases they might cause conditions tha... more
Blinding Glare and/or Halos Around Lights are well known to be found in certain people undergoing LASIK treatment. Other causes might include a scratch, lesion or other defect in the cornea or a developing cataract in either or both eyes.
Usually, these problems can be corrected, controlled or improved by appropriate medical or surgical treatm... more
