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Irregular Periods After Miscarriage. Do I Need To Go For A Medical Check Up?

I thought I started my period yesterday but today I have dark brown sticky or mushy stuff and some dark red in it I have very irregular periods after I had a misscaridge two years ago I had it naturally and every once in a while I get this does any body know why I haven t been to the doctor seince my misscaridge I do have a appointment now to see one
Fri, 1 Aug 2014
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Hi,
It appears that you have developed some hormonal imbalance either during or after the miscarriage that you had. What you have now seems to be a breakthrough bleed. This happens as the endometrium goes on building up under estrogen effect and when the blood supply can no longer be sufficient to supply all the thickness, some of it is shed as breakthrough discharge. Weight disturbances, stress, infections and hormonal disorders can be some of the causes. Please have a proper evaluation and get further management by a specialist in person. Hope this helps.
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Irregular Periods After Miscarriage. Do I Need To Go For A Medical Check Up?

Hi, It appears that you have developed some hormonal imbalance either during or after the miscarriage that you had. What you have now seems to be a breakthrough bleed. This happens as the endometrium goes on building up under estrogen effect and when the blood supply can no longer be sufficient to supply all the thickness, some of it is shed as breakthrough discharge. Weight disturbances, stress, infections and hormonal disorders can be some of the causes. Please have a proper evaluation and get further management by a specialist in person. Hope this helps.