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What Is The On And Off Spotting After Pariod With Shingles?

Hello two Tuesdays ago I found out I had shingles on my right side and that same Tuesday my period came on lasted til Saturday so now it's been two weeks since my period and the last four days I've been spotting on and off along with the pain on my side what can this be because it's annoying and making me worried
Wed, 26 Feb 2014
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Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.

The pain in the right lower side could be related to ovulation as it is about 2 weeks since the start of your period. Also, some women experience a small amount of spotting with ovulation related to a brief, abrupt drop in estrogen levels. You should check a pregnancy test also. I do not believe that this is related to your shingles. If you are still confused, check with your doctor.

I hope that this helps and good luck!
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What Is The On And Off Spotting After Pariod With Shingles?

Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question. The pain in the right lower side could be related to ovulation as it is about 2 weeks since the start of your period. Also, some women experience a small amount of spotting with ovulation related to a brief, abrupt drop in estrogen levels. You should check a pregnancy test also. I do not believe that this is related to your shingles. If you are still confused, check with your doctor. I hope that this helps and good luck!