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Feeling Discomfort In The Lower Abdomen, Vomiting, Burning Pain In The Stomach. Have Pinkish Vaginal Discharge. No Fever. What Is Happening?
I have been experiencing some discomfort in my lower abdomen for a few days now. 3 days ago I suddenly had to vomit . However, I haven t since but have been nauseated on and off every day. Today I started experiencing a bad burning pain in my stomach and began having some light (color) pink vaginal discharge followed by light (amount) bleeding. I started a new birth control several months back and all has been well except my last cycle. My last cycle was two weeks ago & only last approximately 24 hours and was very light. I had a 24 hour cycle about 3 months ago but they have been normal since, until now. I do not have fever. What could this be?
Sun, 31 Mar 2013
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I assume that you are on birth control tabs for several months. Till Last mth you were alright except your last period lasted for only 1 day which was very light two wks ago and similar episode 3 mths back. If your cycle is regular, you are in the mid cycle which is the ovulation period. Lower abdominal pain and nausea is common not only during periods but also during the ovulation period. The present pink color discharge followed by light amount of bleeding may be you are on your periods Commonest cause is unknowingly stopping the tabs even for 2 or 3 days. called as withdrawal bleeding. Consult your gynecologist to evaluate your period and changing the contraceptive method - instead of tab go in for a contraceptive device.
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I assume that you are on birth control tabs for several months. Till Last mth you were alright except your last period lasted for only 1 day which was very light two wks ago and similar episode 3 mths back. If your cycle is regular, you are in the mid cycle which is the ovulation period. Lower abdominal pain and nausea is common not only during periods but also during the ovulation period. The present pink color discharge followed by light amount of bleeding may be you are on your periods Commonest cause is unknowingly stopping the tabs even for 2 or 3 days. called as withdrawal bleeding. Consult your gynecologist to evaluate your period and changing the contraceptive method - instead of tab go in for a contraceptive device.
Best wishes
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Hi welcome to Health care magic forum.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.F.
The contraceptive pills tend to cause vomiting sensation to some people, so long you did't have any such symptoms . 24 hour periods may be common with some people who are on contraceptives. Your body might not be cooperative with such changes.
Or the cause may be ovulation pain, or may be break through bleeding.
I advise you to consult a gynacologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have a U.S.scaning for confermation of the condition.
I wish you a speedy recovery.
Best regards.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.F.
The contraceptive pills tend to cause vomiting sensation to some people, so long you did't have any such symptoms . 24 hour periods may be common with some people who are on contraceptives. Your body might not be cooperative with such changes.
Or the cause may be ovulation pain, or may be break through bleeding.
I advise you to consult a gynacologist for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have a U.S.scaning for confermation of the condition.
I wish you a speedy recovery.
Best regards.
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