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I guess since this was alarming to the trioge nurse because she ended up taking me back almost immediately. The doctor order me a few blood tests, urine tests and an internal and external pelvic exam. Almost 5hrs later he came in and finally gave me answers. He said that I have Endometrial Hyperplasia. Endometrial Hyperplasia is when the lining of the uterus thickens. Its a process that happens when your menstrual cycle occurs. If your uterine lining doesn't shed is when it can cause abnormal bleeding and can be the reason for an abnormal menstrual cycle.
Endometrial Hyperplasia is easily treatable with a "minipill". The "minipill" is a birth control pill without the estrogen (female hormone). Once its treated the first time it shouldn't occur again. Unfortunately there are two other possible types of Endometrial Hyperplasia. One is atypical, if left untreated atypical has an 8% chance of becoming cancerous. The other is complex atypical, if left untreated complex atypical has a 29% chance of becoming cancerous. So please ladies, ask your gynos about getting an internal and external pelvic exam if you're having these issues. If your doctor says that you do have what I have then please, load up on questions. Ask everything and anything you want and makes sure your doctor can explain them so you can fully and clearly understand them. I'm not a doctor and I honestly have yet to go see a proper gyno. My situation is difficult so its not easy for me, but please go get yourselves checked and take care of yourselves ladies.
I truly hope that you all are healthy and happy.
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I also have wondered if maybe it was a side effect to being on BC at some point.
Here it is 2018 and still no answers... still women are having prolonged bleeding and absolutely no resolve!! I’ve been bleeding for 4-5 years. Most times it’s light and barely there while other times it’s heavy. The times when it is heavy is when I believe my actual cycle is happening. The lighter parts I call my in between spotting. However it hasn’t always been this way. In the beginning it was one big heavy constant blur. I couldn’t tell a difference between when it began and when it ended. All I know now is that in 11 years there is still no answer or solution to this madness!!
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another bonus is I feel amazing and clear headed and have so much energy from cutting sugar, dairy, and gluten + other food allergies I have had... but really I think it was the Berberine that did it. Good luck, friends.
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I think this is a side effect from the birth control pills. My doctors say this is normal and to wait it out. I just wished there was a way to stop this!
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I am a 35 year old and up until the last year, I always had regular periods with absolutely no issues. Last year, my period was extremely light for one month and then the next month, I basically suffered from extremely heavy and continuous bleeding. At times, it would lessen or disappear for a few days, only to return again. I put up with this for several months to see if it would improve over time, but nothing changed. I eventually went to see my doctor and he recommended that I undergo an internal ultrasound. I did this and the results showed absolutely no abnormalities.
I am unable to take any form of hormonal contraception ( as it causes me to develop blood clots), so I felt like I had very few options. I have been lurking and following these posts for a while and I decided to see if taking vitamins would help. I began taking a woman's health multivitamin once a day and over the last month or two, my period finally stopped and then began the next month as normal. At this stage, my period has lasted for its normal duration and appears to be tapering off. I just thought I would post this feedback in case it assists anyone else. It's an awful thing to suffer from and I wish you all the best xx. Mish
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- have no children/ have never been pregnant
- do not suffer from PCOS
- am sexually active
- am overweight but making an effort to improve my diet.
- am still taking the multivitamin once a day.
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