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I Am Having Severe Stomach Pain With Dizziness And Vomiting During My Periods
Im 15, 5 3, and 100lbs. Okay so i had intercourse 24hours after my ovulation day. my period was supposed to come on the 14th of august but it came on the 18th and it was pink for the first day only when i wiped. i begin have sharp stomach pains but they didnt feel like cramps. the next day when i wiped it was pink and brown with light red like how my period was ending. then as the next day came the pains didnt stop and i even took pills for them and my period became heavier. i dont know what it is cause if it was cramps, midol always help me but im still having bad stomach pains and none of the medicine is helping it. also i went to a water park yesterday and it was very hot. i didnt get on any rides but i became VERY light headed to the point where i fell trying to sit on the toilet, then afterwards i threw up twice but i blamed it on motion sickness for being in the car for 7hours with nothing to eat.
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Mon, 22 Aug 2011
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Self medication is not at all advisable. You should immediately consult a gynecologist. Get pregnancy test done. If positive get an ultrasound scan done to find out whether pregnancy sac is in the uterus or outside. If outside it is an emergency.
Feeling dizzy and falling down while trying to sit on the toilet should not be taken lightly.
Wish you all the best.
Welcome to HCM.
Self medication is not at all advisable. You should immediately consult a gynecologist. Get pregnancy test done. If positive get an ultrasound scan done to find out whether pregnancy sac is in the uterus or outside. If outside it is an emergency.
Feeling dizzy and falling down while trying to sit on the toilet should not be taken lightly.
Wish you all the best.
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Firstly before taking any more pills you need to confirm if it is pregnancy because having sex after ovulation in high chance for getting pregnant. If pregnancy is present by the test, you can choose weather to keep or terminate the pregnancy. Either way you need to consult the Gynaecologist. If you are pregnant the mild bleeding could be either normal implantation bleeding or could also be a miscarriage since you feel sharp pain and light headedness. You will need to confirm if the pregnancy is ectopic, if you are pregnant which can be very dangerous if not treated early. If you are not pregnant it could mean that you probably have a vaginal infection, hormonal disorder which is causing this problem for which the Gynaecologist will give you something to help you. Do not delay. Get the pregnancy test done immediately and go to the Gynaecologist Office.
Firstly before taking any more pills you need to confirm if it is pregnancy because having sex after ovulation in high chance for getting pregnant. If pregnancy is present by the test, you can choose weather to keep or terminate the pregnancy. Either way you need to consult the Gynaecologist. If you are pregnant the mild bleeding could be either normal implantation bleeding or could also be a miscarriage since you feel sharp pain and light headedness. You will need to confirm if the pregnancy is ectopic, if you are pregnant which can be very dangerous if not treated early. If you are not pregnant it could mean that you probably have a vaginal infection, hormonal disorder which is causing this problem for which the Gynaecologist will give you something to help you. Do not delay. Get the pregnancy test done immediately and go to the Gynaecologist Office.
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