I'm embarrassed to ask this, but sorry, I'm so scared...
I've seen some red sticky discharge for quite a few days but my period was over two weeks ago. Not sure if it's side effects of abx combo (IV rocephin + IV zithromax for four weeks now), or weird lyme symptom?
I'll call Dr's office and ask, but in the mean time, can anyone here please advise?
Thanks!!
Posted by sixgoofykids (Member # 11141) on :
Well, breakthrough bleeding is not uncommon ... the reason for it can vary. I'd call your doctor, but no need to freak out.
It's probably sticky because it's near ovulation and that is a time of increased mucus.
Posted by justag (Member # 11145) on :
sixgoofykids, thanks! I've become totally helpless these days, on anything but thanks for your comforting words, I AM freaked out on the whole thing of being a lyme patient
Posted by justag (Member # 11145) on :
called Dr's office and the nurse said it's yeast infection. They'll call my pharmacy for prescription...
Posted by sixgoofykids (Member # 11141) on :
I'm glad you got your answer. That was quick!
Be sure to up your probiotics. I had to take Theralac, Ultra Flora, AND VSL#3 when I was on heavy abx!!!!
Also, avoid sugar.
Posted by Aniek (Member # 5374) on :
I've never heard of yeast being red. Yeast is white.
Posted by daise (Member # 13622) on :
Justag,
Oh yes, I second it: possible breakthrough menstrual flow. Yes, see the doctor and no need to freak out. Breakthrough menstual flow can be caused by hormonal fluctuations and that's common. Could be something else.
I'd suggest fish oil because it strengthens cell walls and a good quality multiple and consider what the doc says.
Sleep well,
Daise
Posted by cantgiveupyet (Member # 8165) on :
sounds like ovulation with mid cycle bleeding,
i just started getting this.
do you have a gyno you can go see to get a culture to see if it is yeast?
Posted by Peck (Member # 14526) on :
That happened to me last week. Hate that. It's actually only happened a couple of times, sporatically. (sp?)
I'm thinking it's an age thing. Everything else is falling apart!
Posted by sixgoofykids (Member # 11141) on :
quote:Originally posted by Peck: I'm thinking it's an age thing. Everything else is falling apart!
Actually, breakthrough bleeding can be age-related. It's very common prior to menopause.
Posted by justag (Member # 11145) on :
it could be age-related, but I'm not 30 yet
will ask the doctor/nurse more during my appointment and will probably get it tested...