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What's going on inside me?

By Anonymous October 23, 2015 - 7:45am
 
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For the past 2 months I've been experiencing some strange symptoms. It started off with a sore tummy (which has never really stopped) and I had 6 perieods in 5 weeks. I have tried to get a doctors appointment, but am unable to get one as by the time I get through to them in the morning, they have filled them all which is very frustrating. I did think for a while I could be pregnant, but with so much bleeding, I have deemed this an imposibility now. I'm 31 years old and have always had very regular smear tests, every 6 months for a few years and now once a year. I have had laser surgery to remove cancerous cells from my cervix in the past, but I'm now worried that I could have develloped some again. I'm not sure if this is just all in my head, and I'm getting paranoid by over thinking things, or could I actually be pregnant and just having weird symptoms? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
Roisin :) x

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Hello Roisin,

Welcome to EmpowHER and thank you for reaching out to us for advice.

You need to be examined by a gynecologist. It is apparent that you are not pregnant if you have been having what sounds like prolonged vaginal bleeding (" 6 periods in 5 weeks").

Where do you live? Can't you make an appointment to be seen? Are you calling a doctor's office or clinic? Do they schedule on a first come first serve basis and only do this one day at a time?

Anonymous, prolonged bleeding will lead to significant blood loss and iron deficiency anemia. This persistent stomach pain must be evaluated.

If necessary, can you go to a walk-in urgent care center or the local hospital which may have a clinic?

Regards,
Maryann

October 23, 2015 - 9:04am
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