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Having Sore Breasts, Abdominal Pain, Feeling Sick After Eating, Milky White Discharge. Abnormal Cells In Smear Test. What Could It Be?
Hi I had intercourse 3weeks ago 2day I got my period the day after I had sex it wasn t a normal period for me it was very light and only lasted for 3days.. I m just starting to get sore breasts a sharp pain now and again on the left side of my lower belly it s bare able but not a very nice feeling feeling sick after meals and a white milky discharge ..... I have just got my results back from my smear and I have abnormal cells for the second time I had the burnt out and they have came back can any of my Simptoms be because of that or wot could it be??
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
Hi,
The sore breasts could indicate you are preparing for the next periods to come.
Sharp pain on the left side of your lower belly together with milky discharge indicate possible vaginal infection, which is confirmed by the smear.
The abnormal cells in the smear could indicate fibrosis or tumoral cells( I need to have the results for further evaluation).
At the end, it is important to get the infection treated and to keep following up with your OG specialist.
Dr.Alba
The sore breasts could indicate you are preparing for the next periods to come.
Sharp pain on the left side of your lower belly together with milky discharge indicate possible vaginal infection, which is confirmed by the smear.
The abnormal cells in the smear could indicate fibrosis or tumoral cells( I need to have the results for further evaluation).
At the end, it is important to get the infection treated and to keep following up with your OG specialist.
Dr.Alba
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