can a thyroid problem cause on going bleeding from the vagina?

Yes, heavy menstrual bleeding can be a symptom of hypothyroidism. Light, absent, or infrequent menses can be a symptom of hyperthyroidism. If you're having continual vaginal bleeding though, you need to see a doctor asap for a full evaluation. There are many other conditions that can cause vaginal bleeding.

Probably not; if it is a case of hormone imbalance then the pituitary is probably more responsible. A malfunctioning pituitary can also be the real cause of a thyroid condition. If the thyroid is treated the imbalance can be helped. Whoever this is happening to should definitely see their personal doctor asap because depending on how serious a condition it is (you don't say) iron is being lost.

I have hypothyroidism.

Yes it can. I worked OB/GYN for 2.5 years and if someone came in with irregular periods or weight gain or loss that is one of the first things we checked was a thyroid level. So the answer is yes plus a it causes alot of other things too.

Thyroid problems can cause your menstrual cycle to be off which can cause spotting and periods to be more frequent than normal.

no it does not cause ongoing bleeding from the vagina.

i wouldnt ask a question like that on here. People give stupid answers. Maybe your having your period?? If you dont know what that is ask your parents. If it is not ask a doctor, immediatly.

i would seek a medical doctor, in the field of ob/gyn.

Not that I've ever heard....better check webmd.com to be sure....