Non Stop Bleeding Due To STD. No Improvement By Taking Birth Control Pills. Should I Continue Taking Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo?
Should I continue to take Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo for STD related bleeding. I ve been bleeding since January 23rd and all the doctor (planned parent hood) did was give me birth control pills. The bleeding has not subsided yet. Should I continue.? I really do think I have a STD.. She wants to do a pelvic exam, but I m still bleeding. She keeps telling me to come back when the bleeding stops I m 19 btw..
Hi, I think you need to visit a gynaecologist for a detailed history & examination. Bleeding ( especially when it is continuous is not a contra-indication for examination rather your case need an urgent review). You must have lost a large amount of blood, therefore please check your Complete Blood Count & a pelvic ultrasound scan to find out the cause of your bleeding, so that a specific treatment can be given to you. If you think you have acquired a STD, you may go to the nearest GUM clinic for full screening & treatment advice. Bleeding is no contra-indication for this either. Take a nutritious diet & a multivitamin & mineral supplement after discussing with your doctor to build up your stores. Take care.
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Non Stop Bleeding Due To STD. No Improvement By Taking Birth Control Pills. Should I Continue Taking Ortho Tri Cyclen Lo?
Hi, I think you need to visit a gynaecologist for a detailed history & examination. Bleeding ( especially when it is continuous is not a contra-indication for examination rather your case need an urgent review). You must have lost a large amount of blood, therefore please check your Complete Blood Count & a pelvic ultrasound scan to find out the cause of your bleeding, so that a specific treatment can be given to you. If you think you have acquired a STD, you may go to the nearest GUM clinic for full screening & treatment advice. Bleeding is no contra-indication for this either. Take a nutritious diet & a multivitamin & mineral supplement after discussing with your doctor to build up your stores. Take care.