Hello. I am a 16 year old girl and I have had spots for about 2 years. I went to the gynecologist twice, the first time I was prescribed pills and for a few months I was fine, but then bleeding started and they found out that I had a cyst, but it also fell. Now after 2 months I have the same problems again. My cycle is normal. It lasts a week, it ends, I have a white discharge, after 1-2 weeks I start to have brown spots again and then I bleed again, but it is neither a little nor a lot. I have not had sexual intercourse. I'm afraid I have something serious. I go to the doctor, I have nothing. I tell my mother she calls me we went to the doctor, you're fine. What could it be? What to do? I go to the doctor again, but it's not nice to be irradiated often.
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If you have cysts, it is most likely due to this, and you may have a hormonal problem, so in addition to a gynecologist, go to an endocrinologist to see your hormones. Don't worry, they will hardly irradiate you there, they will most likely send you for blood tests. And watching a video zone is not radiation. It's not like X-rays.
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There is something definite about you. Rather, women's menstrual problems, not something scary. You may still have a cyst. Ultrasound examination is not who knows what radiation. Not such that you neglect women's health, that at some point children will be born. Are you overweight? . You can also visit an endocrinologist because all hormones are related. Also, it is very important to go to reputable doctors. If you are not from a big city, you should look for more competent ones. I don't think this one is like that now. He doesn't pay enough attention to you.
What pills were prescribed to you the first time? Hormonal or any infection found? Have you had your hormone levels tested? Has a microbiological test been done - are there any bacteria or fungi and do you periodically infect yourself? And what it means is not good to be irradiated often - the gynecologist usually looks at an ultrasound and takes samples for various tests, this is not related to radiation. There is radiation in X-rays - do they do that to you?
Did you release hormones? After 23-24 years, I got such a stain during ovulation. Doctors found, after hormonal tests, that the staining was due to a hormonal imbalance.
From the author: I'm not from a big city and I don't think they pay much attention to me. I am about 50 kg thin. I was prescribed an antibiotic to rupture the cyst. The cyst fell off, but I still have spots. I am also very stressed, anxious. Could it be from this? Thanks to everyone for the answers!