Bleeding for over a month?

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    Bleeding for over a month?
    Just wondering if anyone's had anything similar. I've been having some light bleeding since a week after the end of my last period. It's been over a month now and it still hasn't cleared up. I only get a few drops of blood a day and the colour is usually very dark. I've read that this is common for people on the pill but I've never been on any pills or birth control. I can't be pregnant either.

    I've tried making an appointment but my gp's booked for the whole of next week. So just want to get some opinions beforehand. Thanks.
  2. DaveSmith99's Avatar
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    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    I don't trust anything that bleeds for a month and doesn't die.
  3. ChannieAlana's Avatar
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    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    I'd go to your Dr. It doesn't hurt getting a wee check up

    I am prone to spotting maybe 2 or 3 days before and after my period but yours sounds like a wee bit more serious.

    Are you in pain or discomfort with it OP? x
  4. Anonymous's Avatar
    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    I'm not able to make a doctor appointment for another week or so. I've been getting some very mild cramps for the last couple of days but I don't have any more noticeable discomfort.
  5. EloiseStar's Avatar
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    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    (Original post by Anonymous)
    I'm not able to make a doctor appointment for another week or so. I've been getting some very mild cramps for the last couple of days but I don't have any more noticeable discomfort.
    Is it possible that you have an infection? Not necessarily STI?
  6. hannahhaworth's Avatar
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    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    it happened to me when I first started taking cerazette, but you might just be having hormonal changes even though you're not on the pill... I'm not really sure, hope you get on ok at the doctors x
  7. Anonymous's Avatar
    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    Not sure what kind of infection could cause these symptons. It seems like infections in the area normally cause unpleasant smells which is not the case.
    I had something similar years ago while I was stressed at uni but it cleared up within days of me moving back home. I've been on holiday for over a week now and if anything it's getting worse so I although I hope it's just a slight hormonal imbalance, I'm worried that it's something more serious.
  8. Anonymous's Avatar
    Re: Bleeding for over a month?
    know someone who had her period for 3 months and visited the doctor n was put on the pill to stop it... i dont know what caused it though
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