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LBB
Lv 5
LBB asked in HealthWomen's Health · 1 decade ago

I need some help/advice please.?

Here is a question for all you girls. Im sorry if tmi!

came off depo because it did all sorts of nasty things to me and last jab was 9mnths ago!! i have been spotting and bleeding for 3mnths now. THREE. without stop. without any hint it will stop anytime soon.

My romantic life is pretty much ruined as i dont feel attractive and often when we do the dirty is just makes me bleed even more so now i am even going off ***

my poor husband i dont think he quite knows what to do with himself. we chose not to let a little blood bother us in the beginning when we realised it wasn't letting up. (its not heavy but its def there) but its bothering me therefor us now.

do i go to the docs? and risk being put on more drugs that could screw me further or do i ride it out? its often accompanied by cramps and i see clots quite frequently. the cramps can be anything for sore lower back to excruciating knife pains

thanks

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  • Asif.
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago
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    talk to your doctor

    you could try going in BC to normal your cycle then go off that

    just to balance your hormones again

  • 1 decade ago

    It's not uncommon to suffer side effects like this, as the body is still adjusting. However, three months is a long time to have to put up with constant spotting. I would recommend going to the doctor's and getting checked out - there's no way for you to be certain what the problem is. Clots are something of a concern, and there's no way you should be suffering excruciating pain.

  • 1 decade ago

    Go to the doctors!

    These side effects are more common that you think and easily sorted out.

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