Bleeding inbetween periods?
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About 10 percent of women regularly have spotting around the time of ovulation. Bleeding between periods is also common when hormones are fluctuating (rising and falling) the most—during the first few years of menstruation and again as women approach menopause.\n\nSpotting is very common in women with intrauterine devices (IUDs). It may also occur if the hormone levels in the birth control pills a woman is taking are not well suited to her body. In most of these cases, spotting is not cause for concern, but your doctor may be able to help end the problem by prescribing a different pill or recommending another form of birth control. Spotting and breakthrough bleeding are also very common with Depo-Provera (a birth control shot), especially during the first 3 months. Also, if you miss a dose of the pill, you may have spotting.
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Depending on how irregular you are...if it's the type thing where you bleed alot alot of the time...please do go see your GYN.  I have recently gone through the same thing, only bleeding for months at a time.  I found out something was wrong with me.  I'm not saying there is with you but it's best to know and get treated for it.  Either way, it's still good to go because then you will know regardless.  Dr.'s sometimes prescribe birth control to regulate women also.  Which is a wonderful thing. Trust me :) lol
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When there's a lot of blood in the uterus, it sometimes solidifies into clots.  There's nothing wrong with you unless you pass absolutely huge clots every hour or more or you saturate pads/tampons every hour or more; if this is the case, call your doctor.  I've been there, because my cycle has never been regular and my flow has never been light LOL.
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yes it is normal for a young person to have painless periods because you are just beginning to have them. Also you probably dont have the "clots" yet so i definatly wont hurt.... if you have ne more questions contact me at candyshoppemodel2005@yahoo.com
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There are so many different things that could be causing abnormal bleeding. You should see yur gynecologist ASAP. I'm 42 and was having the same problem My gynecologist found fibroid tumors. Had a hysterectomy which removed the tumors(which were benign as in most cases).\nBut could be anything as simple as dieting, stress, etc.\nTrust yur gyn and go see him/her
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You need to go to the Dr. You may have endometriosis.That's when the lining of the uterus grows too much.It can cause irregular bleeding.
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I didn't bleed, it was just a little uncomfortable. It's normal to bleed, though, and I'd say that your amount of bleeding is normal, too, as long as it stopped after a few days. Don't worry.
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Spotting can be just regular due to ovulation. Or you may have an irregular period and need to go on a birth control method to help regulate it.\n\nIf you are that concerned then go to the Gyno.
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its normal to have some spotting in between periods... but if your periods are usually regular and consistent, I agree with the others you should talk to the dr.   Could also mean pregnancy, could be something wrong, or could be nothing.... sorry to be vague, but a woman's body and period issues are kind of like the check engine light in your car... could be some little thing or a big thing, its hard to figure out w/out a professional!
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haha don't worry there. the first year or two your periods are going to be a little off. it's stil adjusting. don't worrry. some girls even skip a month sometimes. don't worry though. if you feel as though you need to see a doctor..see one. but i really do'nt think you should worry. it happens.
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i have spot bleeding before and after my periods after three pelvic exams two pap tests and an ultra sound yes they did tell me it was normal.i got off the pill this pasy tear and went with an iud implant and i also have been going through other changes as well.to me it sounds hormonal like your body is just trying to adjust itself to regulate your cycle again
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Bleeding heavily during ovulation is not normal- you should talk to your doctor ASAP!  Bleeding can signal many different conditions- endometriosis, fibroids, cancer, ect- get it checked out!
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possibly stress, sometimes even with regular periods...you can still have irregular periods...you should start by mid next week the latest...after that, visit your doctor...
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if you're not pregnant, you should go get a check up.  they will probably run some blood work and possibly put you on birth control.  its not normal to go with out your period.
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Being on your period has NOTHING to do with not going to a doctor.  You need to get to one seriously.  A number of things can be wrong, you might have a tear which can be causing the bright blood.  Get to a doctor now.  Plus he/she might be able to see exactly where the bleeding is coming from.
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No they are not more painful than your normal periods.  Sorry to hear about your loss.  It is hard.  I also lost 2.  In a month or so it probably will be regular again.
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Heavy bleeding during your peroid could be caused by several things (endometriosis, fibroids, etc...).  Bleeding with intercourse is NOT normal and you should definately see a doctor for this.\nAbnormal bleeding between periods could be a sign of cervical dysplasia (a precancerous condition), a hormonal imbalance, or an infection.  The only way to find out is to see a doctor and have a pap smear.