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Bleeding after sex & abdominal pain

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MacInTheBox · 23/09/2019 23:16

Just want to preface this with the fact I will be booking an appointment with my GP tomorrow about this. But I've been working myself up in to a bit of a frenzy.

For about 3 weeks, perhaps a little longer, I have bled after sex. I've also recently had problems with feeling bloated, thick discharge, period like pains and tiredness.

I don't have periods at all since I had the coil put in just over a year ago.

I just feel so, so awful 90% of the time. I'm always feeling sick and rundown. My lower back and top of my legs ache, as well as my tummy. I'm absolutely terrified. And I'm not really a worrier when it comes to health.

Has anyone experienced similar?

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QueenofPain · 23/09/2019 23:24

It could be something simple and harmless like a cervical ectropian, but PCB does usually need a gynae referral. Tomorrow I would be asking for them to book you in for a pelvic examination and some swabs (if they don’t have time in your appointment), at the very least.

Chalfontstgiles · 23/09/2019 23:26

Nope. But you know the only way to sort this is to go to the GP ....ask for a female dr if it helps. Don’t delay!

Thehagonthehill · 23/09/2019 23:33

Your go should book you for a pelvic ultrasound ,depending on the results you will get a gynae referral or maybe both.
Until then try not to worry ,mine turned out to be huge fibroids.Ultrasound appointments come fairly quickly .

kingfisher90 · 24/09/2019 06:17

I saw the doctor last Tuesday, the swab came back clear on Friday and my ultrasound is tomorrow. Make that appointment,

I requested a female doctor and she was so very lovely, her kind words have kept me going this week and thankfully work is extremely busy.

MacInTheBox · 24/09/2019 07:09

Thanks so much for the advice. I will make an appointment today. It's probably nothing but you're right better safe than sorry!

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MrsWednesdayteatime · 24/09/2019 23:40

I've been diagnosed for cervical ectropian and had very similar symptoms to you

www.healthline.com/health/womens-health/cervical-ectropion

It seems fairly common and easily treatable.

Good luck with your appointment Flowers

Missdemix · 26/11/2019 21:52

Hi @MacInTheBox did you end up getting an answer? X

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