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Tubes Tied. Vomiting, Black Out, Lost Consciousness. No Periods, Movement Inside, Contraction. Mucus Plug Comes Out. Possible?

ok i had my tubes tied 17 years ago. In January i became very sick. Vomiting , and blacking out. Low blood sugars. Which i have only had happen when i had been pregnant over 17 year s ago. i ended up at the er because i blacked out 2 times the second i actually lost consciousness and ate the floor. They told me i was dehydrated and gave me fluids sent me home. 2 weeks later it happened again. ended up in the er again. Went to the dr.s In the first part of February. He told me my kidneys were not working, Then had me go do blood work. informed them i had not had a period since Dec. He was not concerned about that he told me to go do blood work for my kidneys.2 days later he called me back and said i was fine but he was prescribing me Vitamin d. And had me come back in march. In march he ran test again for low vitamin d. told me to come back in June. In june i came back and told him there has to be something going on I had not had a period since december. he told me it was stress. IN may i had started feeling movement in my belly . Now I am thinking the dr was not concerend tols me I was fine i was just stressed and depressed. Well here i am i have continued to have no period and movement is happening everyday alot. i have been having pain like contractions for the last few days. I keep thinking no i cant be right. dr's and test know these things. Well last night i went to the bathroom and in the toliet was a mucusy slime ball I was like OMG. whts is that . My daughter who has had 2 children in the last 5 years told me it looked like a mucus plus. Can this be happening?
Thu, 19 Sep 2013
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These are all good questions. A tubal ligation has a failure rate of about 2-3 per 1000 depending upon the method used. A pregnancy test (even one at home) should eliminate your pregnancy concerns. Apparently your kidney function is fine. The lack of menstrual periods is called amenorrhea. This is usually addressed for reproductive aged women if they have not had a period for six months or more. The workup for amenorrhea involves ultrasound evaluation of the pelvis as well as hormone levels to determine the level of function of the thyroid, adrenal gland, pituitary gland and ovaries. With this level of concern, you should seek a second opinion from a gynecologist who addresses premenopausal issues and hormone balance. The movements in your abdomen may be bowel related but you don't mention any bowel difficulties. The loss of consciousness episodes may need to be addressed by a neurologist. A low Vitamin D level can produce fatigue and lethargy but usually does not involve passing out.
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Tubes Tied. Vomiting, Black Out, Lost Consciousness. No Periods, Movement Inside, Contraction. Mucus Plug Comes Out. Possible?

These are all good questions. A tubal ligation has a failure rate of about 2-3 per 1000 depending upon the method used. A pregnancy test (even one at home) should eliminate your pregnancy concerns. Apparently your kidney function is fine. The lack of menstrual periods is called amenorrhea. This is usually addressed for reproductive aged women if they have not had a period for six months or more. The workup for amenorrhea involves ultrasound evaluation of the pelvis as well as hormone levels to determine the level of function of the thyroid, adrenal gland, pituitary gland and ovaries. With this level of concern, you should seek a second opinion from a gynecologist who addresses premenopausal issues and hormone balance. The movements in your abdomen may be bowel related but you don t mention any bowel difficulties. The loss of consciousness episodes may need to be addressed by a neurologist. A low Vitamin D level can produce fatigue and lethargy but usually does not involve passing out. I hope this helps you answer your questions. I am available for further consultation if needed.