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What Causes PMS Symptoms After Bleeding?
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I had a miscarriage and 6 weeks ago took Misoprostol and it worked that day and I delivered the remains of my dear baby. I was about 8.5 weeks.
I bled and then spotted for about 4 weeks, on and off. As soon as I finally stopped and my HCG levels were at 0, I got terrible symptoms of PMS, backache, etc, but no period. I also got what looked like large amounts of what lookied like cervical mucus, with some red in it. What was going on? It is now 2 weeks later and still no real period although it feels like it is coming any day.
Why major symptoms of PMS just at the point when the bleeding finally stopped???. I am sorry to ramble but my body is acting so wierd.
I had a miscarriage and 6 weeks ago took Misoprostol and it worked that day and I delivered the remains of my dear baby. I was about 8.5 weeks.
I bled and then spotted for about 4 weeks, on and off. As soon as I finally stopped and my HCG levels were at 0, I got terrible symptoms of PMS, backache, etc, but no period. I also got what looked like large amounts of what lookied like cervical mucus, with some red in it. What was going on? It is now 2 weeks later and still no real period although it feels like it is coming any day.
Why major symptoms of PMS just at the point when the bleeding finally stopped???. I am sorry to ramble but my body is acting so wierd.
Fri, 4 Jul 2014
Hiii
As per literature and clinical experience PMS is common 1 wk before and somewhat 3 days after menstrual periods it has been till leutal phase of menstrual cycle
And if u have that much of serious and severe symptoms for consecutive 2 cycle prospectively than it suffice the diagnoses of PMDD means premenstrual dysphoric doisorder
But no need to worry
Simple antidepressant like escitalopram 10g will cover your dysphoria and all premenstrual symptoms also
If u have experience pain more than take analgesic as an when require
For further assistant consult gynecologist and if needed than psychiatrist also
Yhank u
As per literature and clinical experience PMS is common 1 wk before and somewhat 3 days after menstrual periods it has been till leutal phase of menstrual cycle
And if u have that much of serious and severe symptoms for consecutive 2 cycle prospectively than it suffice the diagnoses of PMDD means premenstrual dysphoric doisorder
But no need to worry
Simple antidepressant like escitalopram 10g will cover your dysphoria and all premenstrual symptoms also
If u have experience pain more than take analgesic as an when require
For further assistant consult gynecologist and if needed than psychiatrist also
Yhank u
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