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I had normal discharge for 3 weeks. Thought I was healing good. However, All helll broke loose when I hit 3 weeks I was bleeding so heavy the pads could not hold it! I went to er they were so confused by leep and I laid there for almost 2 hours. I lost so much blood I fainted and my count was down to 7. I literally could not stand without feeling faint. Ended up having a blood transfusion and I was in tears! So if you start bleeding don’t wait and demand the morsel! Once I fothe meds the bleeding stopped. Now I am scared that it will start again
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I recently had a LEEP, about a week ago, and had no side effects or bleeding for the first few days. I spend the first day on bed rest, and avoided any strenuous activity in the following days. On the fourth day, a light pink, tissue-like "scab" came out while I was going to the bathroom. Two days later I started to bleed quite heavily so I went to the ER. The resident ER doctor took a look and said that there was no active bleed and to consider this like a heavy period. There was no more bleeding for the next day after this visit.
Two days later, I began to bleed very heavily with massive clots coming out of me. I soaked a maxi-pad every 5-10 minutes or so. I went to the ER and the ER doctors tried to suction out the blood to see where the blood was coming from and they were unsuccessful. By this time, I had lost quite a bit of blood as it was a steady flow and needed to get a second IV with the addition of some blood clotting medicine to slow the bleeding. The gynaecologist arrived and used a sponge to see if they could find the bleeder and applied pressure and Monsels to stop the bleeding. This worked for about 20 mintues until the bleeding started again. I was rushed to the OR becasue at this point I had lost so much blood and there was risk that I may need a blood transfusion. They put me under and stitched up the area and cauterized as well. The area that was bleeding was the LEEP site.
Overall, this was a very traumatic experience and I don't wish it upon anyone else. As this was during the Covid-19 crisis, I was alone the entire time. The nurses and Doctors at St. Pauls Hospital in Vancouver were wonderful. My recommendation to anyone going through the same thing is to go to the hospital right away and demand to see a Gynaecologist as soon as you can. I think all of the initial treatments could have been spared if they had called them initially, and this 10 hour ordeal could have been cut in half. My blood volume count went from 135 when I arrived to 95 by the time I left, so I'll need to consume lots of iron to get my blood level back to normal in about 2-3 weeks time.
Good luck to anyone else who is experiencing b complications post-LEEP. It is very unsettling, but you'll be ok if you seek medical attention right away!
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I know this group hasn't been active for a while but I wanted to share my experience just far. I had the leep procedure April 18th 2022. I had very minimal bleeding and I felt great. On April 22 2022 I woke up in a pool of blood and passed a softball size clot at 3 am. By 6 am I had passed several egg size clots. I went to the er and after 4 hours of passing large dinner plate size clots, they scheduled me for surgery. As I was waiting to be pit on the schedule I went to the bathroom and passed 2 baby size clots at once and I passed out on the toilet. They found me 10 minutes later. Still unconscious and covered in blood and had to resuscitate me twice. I was rushed to the OR and they put in sutters and recauterized the leep site. I received 2 l of blood and im currently staying over night for observation. I am scared that I feel good because it happened so suddenly.. I highly recommend going in if you see large clots. This has easily been the scariest time in my life.
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