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What Causes Prolonged Vaginal Spotting?

Hi good afternoon! I had continuing spotting for over 3 months. I went to see my GP last Friday. She was doing a smeart test on me. She told me i polyps on my cervix that s the cause on my spotting contenully. She advice me to take a hormones tables. This probera! Is this common had some fluid discharge while I m taking it? I still have a bit spotting everyday..
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Welcome to HCM, I have gone through you query and understood your concerns, once of the common contraceptive side effects is to produce an irregular menstrual flow, taking those you can start bleeding, increases the spotting or even experience amenorrhea, I think your doctor may also be able to tell you about ways to treat the polyps in the permanent way and discuss the potential benefits of contraceptive against the risk of the worsening symptoms, your spotting symptoms is due to the organic cause( polyps) instead an hormonal imbalance
Please kindly rate if my advise has been helpful
Wishing you a good health
Dr Tania Portelles-Driggs
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What Causes Prolonged Vaginal Spotting?

Welcome to HCM, I have gone through you query and understood your concerns, once of the common contraceptive side effects is to produce an irregular menstrual flow, taking those you can start bleeding, increases the spotting or even experience amenorrhea, I think your doctor may also be able to tell you about ways to treat the polyps in the permanent way and discuss the potential benefits of contraceptive against the risk of the worsening symptoms, your spotting symptoms is due to the organic cause( polyps) instead an hormonal imbalance Please kindly rate if my advise has been helpful Wishing you a good health Dr Tania Portelles-Driggs