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Topic: spotting?

jentytib
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 14375

posted

Has anyone started spotting while on treatment?

I am just wondering if this is related.

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MommaK
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Member # 10376

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Hi!

I guess you mean spotting through out the month and not in place of a period.

Just want to make sure.

MommaK

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jentytib
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Member # 14375

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yes that is right, spotting, between periods.

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cantgiveupyet
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I did .... but I also would suggest seeing a gyno or talking to your LLMD just to make sure everything is ok.

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sometimesdilly
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check with your GYN for sure.

but yes, irregularities of every sort are commonplace.

dilly

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roro
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Member # 13383

posted

I was and had to get a hysterectomy because of huge fibroids. one was 4 cm!

this was b4 tx, i wish I knew then what I know now, I would have sent the tissue to be examined to see what it was.

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stella marie
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Member # 7216

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Hi there jentytib,

No spotting for me just one big stop of all cycles at an early age.....from lyme ?? who knows for sure?

Now you know spotting can be cause by other things besides lyme so please do as above and check in w/ your gyn, ok?

Good luck.

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merrygirl
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Any chance you are pregant? If so get a test !

Melissa

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CaliforniaLyme
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BABESIOSIS caused all sorts
of mayhem in my menses.
Blech!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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lucy96734
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Member # 8372

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Yes! My cycle was a real mess. It got better with Babs treatment but then got worse again and I had polyps removed. That seems to have done the trick this time.

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