Shepherdess
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Hi everyone
Following the birth of my lo 19m ago I started getting what I thought was BV. GP agreed and I was given antibiotics for it. I had a smear which came back clear
About 6m ago my periods were being funny in that I started spotting a week before due date and I was having some pain during sex. GP said I had an ecroprion (sorry if that's not spelled right) and to go back if it got worse.
It has, I now spot constantly after ovulation all the way through and sex is always painful. This cycle I've had clots and light bleeding since week 2 and really bad pain every night
I'm so scared the smear missed something. GP is referring me for an urgent scan and after examining said something is definitely wrong but she wasn't sure what but she had this look that has really made me worry
I'm so upset and stupidly have been googling constantly. Does anyone have any wise words? The C word pops up all the time and I just look at my little girl and wsnt to cry.
Any advice would be helpful.
Following the birth of my lo 19m ago I started getting what I thought was BV. GP agreed and I was given antibiotics for it. I had a smear which came back clear
About 6m ago my periods were being funny in that I started spotting a week before due date and I was having some pain during sex. GP said I had an ecroprion (sorry if that's not spelled right) and to go back if it got worse.
It has, I now spot constantly after ovulation all the way through and sex is always painful. This cycle I've had clots and light bleeding since week 2 and really bad pain every night
I'm so scared the smear missed something. GP is referring me for an urgent scan and after examining said something is definitely wrong but she wasn't sure what but she had this look that has really made me worry
I'm so upset and stupidly have been googling constantly. Does anyone have any wise words? The C word pops up all the time and I just look at my little girl and wsnt to cry.
Any advice would be helpful.