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mybar35 asked in HealthWomen's Health · 1 decade ago

Embarassing question but need some advice please!?

I'm 36 and for the past 3 months, I've been noticing blood when I wipe after urinating. It has happened 3 times in the past 3 months. I see it when I use the restroom and I will wipe and I will see a pinkish color on the tissue. The first 2 times, it happened just one time when I used the restroom and that was it. The last time which was Friday, I was taking a bath and on my wash cloth, I saw a brownish red color when I was washing my vaginal area and throughout the day, when I wipe, I saw a brownish color on the tissue. I am due for my menstral this week. Now, I have gone to the gynecologist and she said the bleeding wasn't coming from the vaginal area. My cervix looked fine and I had no infection. She recommend to go to a urologist as well as check my kidneys. I checked my kidneys with a ultrasound and everything was fine. My primary doctor thinks it may be the birth control pills that's making me have break through bleeding. Now, when I use the restroom to have a bowel movement, I see blood on the tissue. It's not a lot but it looks like little specks of blood. I did have a colonoscopy about 2 or 3 years ago and I had a poylp. Also, I was bleeding from the vaginal area in 2006 and they diagnosed it as inflammed cervix. What do you think can be causing these problems? Have anyone else have any similarities? I would appreciate any information or suggestions.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    Looks like you have done a lot of things that would test what might be wrong. One things for certain and that is you shouldn't be bleeding/spotting.

    I would make an appointment with your doctor so you can have multiple test run and figure out what is wrong. It could be serious, so you need to make sure you get an appointment and all the appropriate tests done.

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