Posted: 03/07/07 - 17:14 Post subject: Constant Discharge Between Periods
I am 27 years old and I am not on any birth control. I have been having brown to bloody discharge in between my periods. It is a continuous thing. I can tell when my period starts because it is always heavier than the discharge, however my periods are not in the least bit normal and I have had other period related problems. I used to have very heavy bleeding that would last months. I have been to an OB and they said that a small cyst may be the reason for the heavy bleeding. But I am just wondering if anyone has any info on the continuous discharge, it can really get frustrating. Also my husband and I would like to have a baby sometime soon but I don't feel like I can ever tell if I am actually ovulating because of the continuous discharge. My husband and I have not used any kind of birth control for the 3 1/2 years that we have been married. If anyone has any answers it would be much appreciated!
Posted: 11/08/07 - 00:08 Post subject: Re: Constant Discharge Between Periods
[quote="sunflowyr79"]I am 27 years old and I am not on any birth control. I have been having brown to bloody discharge in between my periods. It is a continuous thing. I can tell when my period starts because it is always heavier than the discharge, however my periods are not in the least bit normal and I have had other period related problems. I used to have very heavy bleeding that would last months. I have been to an OB and they said that a small cyst may be the reason for the heavy bleeding. But I am just wondering if anyone has any info on the continuous discharge, it can really get frustrating. Also my husband and I would like to have a baby sometime soon but I don't feel like I can ever tell if I am actually ovulating because of the continuous discharge. My husband and I have not used any kind of birth control for the 3 1/2 years that we have been married. If anyone has any answers it would be much appreciated![/quote]
sometimes when you have continuous discharge it doesnt always mean that there is something wrong some women just have that problem
sometimes it could mean that you have a higher estrogen level then most people. or you could have a chemical embalance that has to do with your thyroid that could through you off balance.
if you want to have a baby or your trying you should just get an ovulation test from the pharmcy that gives you the accurate time for you to concieve
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