not typical, 'period' issue, if someone can help?

Discussion in 'Women's Forum' started by lived.to.death, Dec 10, 2008.

  1. lived.to.death

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  2. OldTroll

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    Have you considered visiting a gynecologist?
     
  3. lived.to.death

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  4. MaryJBlaze

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    I don't understand how he(old troll) was misleading people??!?

    you asked a question, he responded, and 10-1 that's going to be the most popular answer in this thread.....in fact that would've been my suggestion as well.

    a gyno is specially trained in this department, they may know to look for certain things that a gp may not.
     
  5. mamaKCita

    mamaKCita fucking stupid.

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    i would look to a gyno, specifially. not the family practitioner who can do the pap and lal that, i mean a gyno. they have more specific information about these things.
     
  6. caliente

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    What kind of IUD is it? It seems odd that it would only happen during your period.

    But I definitely think you should see your GYN.
     
  7. lived.to.death

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  8. daisymae

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    Do you use pads or tampons? Are you changing them frequently enough?
     
  9. OldTroll

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    Have you?
     
  10. *°GhOsT°LyRiC°*

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    i would definately go to a GYN,. i think thats the advice your going to get even following my reply. it could have something to do with your IUD. or an infection, a form of hpv, cancer, who knows? a gyn would.
     
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