Question for the ladies - Irregular Bleeding

I don't know...but if you are experiencing pain you should go to the dr. Good luck.

I would definitely get it checked it, could be fibroids or cysts or nothing....Good Luck

I don't think so. I think you should schedule an appt with your gyno or at least give them a call just to be sure. Maybe you ruptured something while you were exercising. I think it's better to find out for sure.

Yes, I wouldn't delay getting to the doctor. That could be any number of things, I don't think exercise would cause it....but I'm not a doctor.

It seems if you have been exercising for several months, you shouldn't be having problems now caused by exercise.




edit, okay, see, how wrong I can be??:laugh: (post above mine)

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It could be anything from a cyst on your overy to maybe your are ovuating but it keep happening you may want to see a doctor. I had something simular to that and I had fibroid tumors..Good Luck:)

I sometimes have spotting while I'm ovulating. I had my doctor check it out and she never found anything. It seems to happen more when my body is changing (ie, from a change in diet or exercise ). I would get it check out just in case though.

I recently got put on BC because of this. Well, sorta. My cycles were wayyy incredibly short, like 14-20 days..I'd be off of my period for a little over a week, and then, BOOM another one. Needless to say, it was quite annoying. I didn't go to the doctor (well, I actually just talked to my mom, who is a NP and she wrote me a Rx for an OCP).

Now, I'm all fixed :-)

Yea, I definitely realize that this probably wont help you any...just saying that I did kinda go through the same thing.

well since you asked for more ....

Your cervix will move up and down during your cycle to either facilitate or impede conception. It also becomes softer (like lips) or harder (like your nose) at different times of the month.

When you lose weight your butt gets smaller and you may be able to spread your legs wider and that means that the man can get in deeper.

Depending on the sexual position, you might find that your partner actually hits your cervix during intercourse. For some women this is painful and makes the position uncomfortable, for others it's a pleasure/pain that brings with it a more forceful orgasm.

However, hitting the cervix (at least in my case) can result in some post coital cramping and bleeding (usually only a bit of spotting for an hour or so). SOOOO depending on how long the OP is cramping/bleeding and whether she's been sexually active recently, it might explain her symptoms.

Since I joined MFP 12 weeks ago and lost 20 pounds, I've been having 2 periods a month. I'll be off a week, on a week, it totally sucks. I haven't gone to the doc, but am sure it's hormonal. Exercise and weight loss can really screw up your hormones.

Another vote for you to see the doc. Pain is not normal, your body is telling you something.

A few years ago when I dropped a good bit of weight I had the spotting problem, but no pain. I went to the GYN and she couldn't find anything wrong. She did tell me that the female hormones can be stored in fat cells, and when you lose a bunch of weight the hormones are re-released into your system. That will cause an imbalance and can mess with your cycle and ovulation, making it either earlier or later than usual, or spotting in between.

Another vote for you to see the doc. Pain is not normal, your body is telling you something.

A few years ago when I dropped a good bit of weight I had the spotting problem, but no pain. I went to the GYN and she couldn't find anything wrong. She did tell me that the female hormones can be stored in fat cells, and when you lose a bunch of weight the hormones are re-released into your system. That will cause an imbalance and can mess with your cycle and ovulation, making it either earlier or later than usual, or spotting in between.

I was just going to post this. I lost a load of weight a couple of years ago & had the same problem. Had the Dr check me out & she found nothing then she told me about fat storing hormones. Hopefully this is it in your case, but I'd get checked out just in case.

Yep make a doctor's appt. Oh and just because your tubes have been tied doesn't mean they can't come untied. There are plenty of babies that have been born after the tubes came undone. The only true way to prevent a birth is snip & burn and I don't think they do that anymore.