I got my abortion on February 13th, it is now June 11th and the bleeding has not stopped.
for a short period of time in March it had slowed and would only maybe start once a week. But recently (in April) I have had a constant and generally heavy flow everyday, without pattern.
I sometimes pass large clots that are dark red in colour (looks like my period)
and I sometimes pass clots that are bright red in colour (fresh blood)
I am experiencing no pain, no nausea, but I am experiencing anemia.
Any ideas? or has anyone had this same experience?
Any help on what this could be would be great, Im growing very, very worried.
for a short period of time in March it had slowed and would only maybe start once a week. But recently (in April) I have had a constant and generally heavy flow everyday, without pattern.
I sometimes pass large clots that are dark red in colour (looks like my period)
and I sometimes pass clots that are bright red in colour (fresh blood)
I am experiencing no pain, no nausea, but I am experiencing anemia.
Any ideas? or has anyone had this same experience?
Any help on what this could be would be great, Im growing very, very worried.
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Hi amsterdam,
If you are still bleeding 5 months later... I would definetely go and see your doctor immediately. You mentioned having "anemia"...please be sure to go see your physician and let him/her know what is going on, it could be dangerous. Especially also if you are still passing clots, that doesnt sound "normal" to me. Let us know how you are doing
Hizgrace
If you are still bleeding 5 months later... I would definetely go and see your doctor immediately. You mentioned having "anemia"...please be sure to go see your physician and let him/her know what is going on, it could be dangerous. Especially also if you are still passing clots, that doesnt sound "normal" to me. Let us know how you are doing
Hizgrace
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Having similar scenario surgical abortion in January its now April spotting everyday.please tell me if and when it stopped and if it required medical attention
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