can antiseizure meds cause spotting?
442623
In most cases no, but if you are taking  meds and are having abnormal spotting, call your doc.
1157747
I know from experience. Trial drugs do NOT work. I was placed on several medications. I have lived with the condition 16 years ...mine started at puberty. I was 13. Sometimes, excessive sweating, cramping, bleeding and lack of bleeding. irregular cycles, fatigue..all are part of this...I only know of one thing that relieved SOME of the syptoms...the PILL...thats it...trust me I was on many trials medications...don't do it!!!
1029139
Do you mean Fragmin? {An anticoagulant}\nIf so, i was on them 4 years ago for about 8 months or so.\nAt first i didnt dispell the air bubble, and was getting quite large surface clots under the skin of each injection site.{on my thighs}\nSo i decided to dispell it instead and to my relief things became a whole lot less troublesome.
1172984
Maybe your pills don't have a high enough hormone level?  Are you taking them at the same time each day?  I had some spotting for the first few months when I started the pill at your age, too.  Sometimes you have to switch pills several times to find the one that's right for you.  I was on 4 different ones before I found one I could live with that didn't make me crazy, hungry, break out, and helped me have regular periods.  What did your doctor say?  \n\nI'd give it some time--if you've only been on the pill for 4 months, AND you switched pills in that time, your body will need some time to adjust.  Just be sure to keep communication open with your doctor until you find the pill (or patch or ring...) that's right for you.
464860
I just had my baby last july and I am very similar to you , I was always tiny and i started showing with pregnancy around 6 monthes and got horrible stretch marks\nMy husband knows someone who said zantrex worked really well for a diet pill , I read the reviews and they said that they're loaded with caffeine though, so be careful! and about the stretch marks well they eventually fade too white there's laser surgery though and i've been told several times to continuosly use coca butter and they will eventually disappear! Good Luck and Congratulations!!
867100
Keep spotting what, exactly?
920438
I doubt your pregnant.  With any hormonal method, you can have a fluctuation in your hormones which can make you spot.  However, pregnancy can occur on the patch depending on someone's weight.  If you weigh more than 198, the patch can't penetrate the body fat and there isn't enough hormone to keep from releasing an egg.  Some herbs can affect the Pill...St. John's Wort is one.  But I don't think it will affect the patch because it's metabolized in the body differently.
107811
Do you mean you are seeing spots or you are having period related spotting?  If you are seeing spots you could be dehydrated, and need to drink more water during your workout.  If it is the other kind of spotting, call your doc.
1026814
If its really bothering you, get your GP to refer you to an eye specialist, \n\nFloaters occur as you grow older. The vitreous humor thickens and clumps , floaters result from the clumped vitreous gel. Sometimes pregnant women see spots caused by little bits of protein trapped within the eye. Eye injury or breakdown of the vitreous humor may also cause spots and floaters\n\nMost spots and eye floaters are merely annoying but harmless when they temporarily enter the field of vision, and many fade over time. \n\nPeople sometimes are interested in surgery to remove floaters, but doctors are willing to perform such surgery only in rare instances.( risks tend to outweigh benefit!)\n\nIf you suddenly see new floaters, or eye floaters accompanied by flashes of light or peripheral vision loss, it could indicate serious conditions e.g. diabetic retinopathy; vascular abnormalities such as retinal hemorrhages or carotid artery disease, or the beginning of a retinal detachment. The retina can tear if the shrinking vitreous gel pulls away from the wall of the eye. This sometimes causes a small amount of bleeding in the eye that may appear as new floaters , then you should go to the doc immeditely.
603758
Oral contraceptives increase your risk of blood clots. A small blood clot that forms in the left side of your heart can commonly go to the arteries that supply the eyes causing central retinal artery occlusion(CRAO) or branch retinal artery occlusion(BRAO).\n\nThis is usually the reason women on birth control pills are cautioned to be aware of vision changes.\n\nI can't think of (nor find any documentation of) a reason they would affect contact lens wear though...
411187
No you should just use a pantyliner or towel, normally its just spotting !
586054
Starting the pill will affect the amount you bleed. It may stop entirely or you may spot constantly (I've seen both). It is unlikely you had a miscarriage. If you had you would have been bleeding profusely (enough hat you would have known something was wrong and done to the hospital).
569837
If u read the leaflet you'd have seen that that was one of the possible side-effects of taking the pill. I don't usually bleed but then again maybe i've taken so many that i've become immune to it.
301215
Topamax in some people will cause significant weight loss, and sometimes amenorrhea ( no period). It is a great antiseizure medicine, short of that. You might have to look for an alternative seizure medicine if you want to conceive.
248027
I am on a Chemical DNC for the same problem you have and its going great for me I have no side effects from the meds its helping me get back to normal again as well. I take Medroxyprogesterone its a drug that is the same as Provera you can get pregnant on this stuff adn it helps you regulate as well. I went to planned Parenthood for my problem so I would think where you are you can get the same thing. You may be proscibed a different solution then mine.
1079765
Be careful taking so much Apirin each day..it is not just a pain reliever..it is also what is termed..anti-coagulant. It thins the blood and makes you suceptible to bleeding and easily bruising. My advice as a registered nurse is to go to your doctor and explain what has been going on. They can then order the appropriate blood work up and talk to you about the results and things to do regarding your health. Tell them about your familial history too, it is important. Stay safe and get cracking to the doctor ok..:)
753652
Possibly. There are many different factors that contribute to miscarriage. Aspirin can predispose one to bleeding tendancy but not normally if taken as prescribed.