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Light Inter-menstrual Bleeding, Stomach Cramps, Lower Back Pain. History Of PCOS. Treatment?

Hi I was diagnosed with pcos last october and would have a period everry 3months and the last 2 month I ve had a period every month and for some reason I m light bleeding 2 weeks after my last pperiod which was the 7th of this month and I m gettin cramp pains in my stomach and my lower back and I keep feeling really dizzy and sick and liigh headed
Fri, 11 Jul 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

There are various factors missing in your query like youe sexual status, history of medications, birth control, age, etc. Which is why it would be difficult to comment on the possible causes.

But the fact that you have been diagnosed with PCOS would be the most likely explanation for your presentation right now. Please meet youe doctor for a more elaborate evaluation, diagnosis and treatment accordingly. For now it is clear that you might have a hormonal imbalance and so we need to find the cause.

Hope this helps

Best wishes.
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Light Inter-menstrual Bleeding, Stomach Cramps, Lower Back Pain. History Of PCOS. Treatment?

Hello ma am and welcome. There are various factors missing in your query like youe sexual status, history of medications, birth control, age, etc. Which is why it would be difficult to comment on the possible causes. But the fact that you have been diagnosed with PCOS would be the most likely explanation for your presentation right now. Please meet youe doctor for a more elaborate evaluation, diagnosis and treatment accordingly. For now it is clear that you might have a hormonal imbalance and so we need to find the cause. Hope this helps Best wishes.