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What Causes Missed Periods Along With Pain In Left Side While Urinating?

I am 30 years old I don t have periods for some time I m having lower pain in the left side sometimes when I pee I saw brown clot, not smelly and my vulva start itching after that burns, and noticed that it have small sores inside. I did visit gynaecologist about this, but Its the sam!
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood the concern. I will be able to comment better if you can send me the details of any investigations done. As per your symptoms, it appears as though you have a vaginal infection, a possible urinary infection also and together they have caused the menstrual disturbance. A swab of the vagina, cervix, a pap smear, a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram, urinalysis and blood counts are all needed to clarify the cause. Your sexual partner, if any, also should be tested and treated if necessary. Please maintain proper genital hygiene. Further management can be planned after investigation. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Missed Periods Along With Pain In Left Side While Urinating?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. I will be able to comment better if you can send me the details of any investigations done. As per your symptoms, it appears as though you have a vaginal infection, a possible urinary infection also and together they have caused the menstrual disturbance. A swab of the vagina, cervix, a pap smear, a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram, urinalysis and blood counts are all needed to clarify the cause. Your sexual partner, if any, also should be tested and treated if necessary. Please maintain proper genital hygiene. Further management can be planned after investigation. Hope this helps.