I am not anti-vax, but could this be linked to the covid shots? I had very odd reactions to mine - period cramping and an early cycle. The fact that so many people are having this issue and it coincides with the pandemic makes me wonder...
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I’m in my 40s but have experienced this since my late 30s. I was even in the ER for dysfunctional bleeding, and I remember them saying, why is there so much fluid with the blood? They literally didn’t know. Since then they found an endometrial cyst on one ovary and uterine fibroids. I deal with a lot of pain and cramping, particularly during ovulation and right before/during my period. I’m reading a lot of women around my age that have this issue have fibroids/cysts or PCOs as well, so it’s also my best guess that they are rupturing.
After everything I’ve gone though with doctors and Ob/GYN’s it’s clear that women’s health hasn’t been updated in forever and there’s so much unknown. Obviously it’s been a man’s field for too long and we need better female doctors to push for more research and updated treatments.
After everything I’ve gone though with doctors and Ob/GYN’s it’s clear that women’s health hasn’t been updated in forever and there’s so much unknown. Obviously it’s been a man’s field for too long and we need better female doctors to push for more research and updated treatments.
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This is crazy the same thing has been happening to me for the past 5 months. GYN hs no clue what is wrong!
I have fibroids, and the clear fluid started 2 weeks BEFORE the gyn put me on Birth control to slow my bleeding anemia. I use the cup, and also notice that i'll have about a tsp of blood and the rest of the cup will be filled with fluid, no odor. For me, the fluid lasts on day 10 after my period, then continues. I literally have like 3 days of no fluid every month. For those that think it's BV, it's not but can create an environment to create BV because there's floods of moisture everyday. I have had in the past 5 months. Literally have to wear liners on the light days with tissue on top that I constantly change, so I stay as dry as possible.
I have fibroids, and the clear fluid started 2 weeks BEFORE the gyn put me on Birth control to slow my bleeding anemia. I use the cup, and also notice that i'll have about a tsp of blood and the rest of the cup will be filled with fluid, no odor. For me, the fluid lasts on day 10 after my period, then continues. I literally have like 3 days of no fluid every month. For those that think it's BV, it's not but can create an environment to create BV because there's floods of moisture everyday. I have had in the past 5 months. Literally have to wear liners on the light days with tissue on top that I constantly change, so I stay as dry as possible.
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It's crazy to read/ discover this thread that started over a year ago. And we are all saying the same thing. I really wish more effort/money/consideration was put into research in uterine health.
I'm 49 and have experience this for a few years now. From further reading clear fluid seems a natural process. But GPs/doctors seem to know little about it especially during menstruation and in larger amounts like so many of us seem to be experiencing.
All I can add to this conversation, is that it doesn't seem to be impacted by my fitness levels or even diet. I suspect it might be connected to a shift in hormones.
So fibroids/ POCS/ menopause/contraception/etc could all play a role.
But I guess we won't know for sure until someone invests time and money into it.
Nic
I'm 49 and have experience this for a few years now. From further reading clear fluid seems a natural process. But GPs/doctors seem to know little about it especially during menstruation and in larger amounts like so many of us seem to be experiencing.
All I can add to this conversation, is that it doesn't seem to be impacted by my fitness levels or even diet. I suspect it might be connected to a shift in hormones.
So fibroids/ POCS/ menopause/contraception/etc could all play a role.
But I guess we won't know for sure until someone invests time and money into it.
Nic
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Hello I just spoke to a nurse about this and she said as long as it’s not smelly or clumpy than it’s actually very normal and is a way of your body cleansing itself. Hope this helps
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