My last few periods have been Brown, but this time I've been bleeding almost a month but the blood isn't red and really not even a liquid, it looks like black chunks and I'm cramping with it, I don't know what to do, can someone please explain?
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ok...we need to give you some progesterone cream or pills as its levels could have dropped
Dark blood is so, due to flowing slowly. This means that the uterine lining (endometrium),
is shedding very slightly, due to inadequate hormonal level. It can be easily remedied with
treatment.
is shedding very slightly, due to inadequate hormonal level. It can be easily remedied with
treatment.
There can be a number of different causes for what you are experiencing including infection, hormonal disturbances, uterine abnormalities. It would be prudent to seek evaluation from you GYN doctor or provider to have a physical exam and have blood tests and a pelvic ultrasound ordered.
There are many factors that lead to irregular bleeding, the most common being hormonal changes. Sometimes this is caused by weight gain, other times by diabetes.
There are also anatomical causes such as fibroids and polyps that can cause change in cycles. Lastly, the lining of the uterus can have infection, precancer, or cancer (although unlikely at your age).
See your doctor for a thorough history and exam and possible ultrasound and biopsy. Idiot at your age, ask that is required is a pregnancy test and a 3 month trial of birth control pills to regulate your cycle.
There are also anatomical causes such as fibroids and polyps that can cause change in cycles. Lastly, the lining of the uterus can have infection, precancer, or cancer (although unlikely at your age).
See your doctor for a thorough history and exam and possible ultrasound and biopsy. Idiot at your age, ask that is required is a pregnancy test and a 3 month trial of birth control pills to regulate your cycle.