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late period then blod clot

By Anonymous August 15, 2011 - 11:14am
 
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Hi,
recently I'm having a problem with my menstrual cycle. I've never had late peridos and they usually come in the days 24 to 26 of the cycle. Today I'm already 1 week late and I'm having cramps and pain in the low back side like I usually have before my periods come. I've had these symptoms for more than a week now but all I got is today a blod clot. As I'm sexually active I've also done pregnancy tests which all resulted negative (the one with blood as well). I had a visit to the doctor and he noticed a cyst and said that periods may be late because of hormone changes and he gave my pills to use for ten days and then my periods will come, but I didn't take them.

I really don't want to spend more money visiting doctors, so do you have any idea of what it might be going on with me?! What's even more bothering is that I'm going on holiday in 4 days with my bf and I don't want to end up with my periods there as I won't be able to stop them (I don't use contaceptives).

I would really appreciate your answer,

Arbnora

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Thank you so much for you fast response :). I'll be 22 now in 24th of August. My bf uses condoms all the time and we always try to not have sex in the days I ovulate.
I forgot to tell that I always have clots but not in the first day of the period and they're always heavy.

Now my question is whether there is a way for me to stop periods while in vacation (if I'm on the 3d day e.g.)?! Or if there is no way for that can I start today with the pills the doc. gave me...which would give me periods after 10 days (in order to postpone them if they're coming these days)?

Thanks again,

Arbnora

August 15, 2011 - 12:06pm
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