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is this normal when you get your period?

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mumofone2818 · 06/06/2020 12:53

ok so firstly i have the implant so i dont have regular periods & to be honest barely ever do unless i am extremely stressed or depressed then i usually get it. I thought today was friday and tried to phone the docs but it's saturday lol so asking here to see if it's nothing Blush

So 2 days ago i woke up and felt like i had cystitis starting (only ever had it before when i was preggers) so for precaution took a test that day & it said negative so off I went to Tesco to get something to treat it instead of bothering the GP. Later that day I then started to bleed alot (and still am) so took it that I was just having a period and all is well, yesterday i had extremely bad cramps really low down in my stomach and i was physically sick a few times aswell out of the blue, today I have woke up and had this horrendous pain in the back left side of my body - it gets worse certain ways I move and hurts when I breathe.

Is any of this normal things that can happen with a period? I tried google and its coming up all lots of serious stuff so i am turning to you all for advice BlushDaffodil

OP posts:
JingleCatJingle · 06/06/2020 12:55

No
Not normal. Call your gp/ooh service.

ShowOfHands · 06/06/2020 12:58

Different people experience periods differently so one person's normal is another person's abnormal. If this is abnormal for you, seek medical advice.

You thought you were developing a UTI and you now have back pain and vomiting. You must see out of hours today because it's possibly become a kidney infection.

Redcrayons · 06/06/2020 12:59

That certainly wouldn’t be normal for me, but more importantly it’s not normal for you.

Call out of hours.

ragged · 06/06/2020 13:03

Is this what your periods were like before you had the implant?

I only started having periods like OP describes in my early 20s, and they stopped after I had kids. So they can vary in life, I found. Mefenamic acid is nice stuff.

mumofone2818 · 06/06/2020 13:07

thanks everyone, i wasn't wanting to phone nhs24 incase it was norm but i will contact them in an hour or two if it doesn't loosen off! My periods before the inplant were very regular in when the came how long they lasted and i only ever felt a sickness feeling because of the bloating but nothing like this ever before.

I took a days cousr of cystitis and it cleared up but started to feel it slightly again,

thanks for your advice and words xx

OP posts:
Stuckinstressville · 10/06/2020 23:19

Hope you got seen op and it resolved?

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