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Anabela · May 30, 2007, 04:57 PM

No body answered my question so I will try again with more info.
I'm 26, married, Trying to conceive for a year, no succes.
Abnormal pap test (going for colposcopy for the 2nd time in a year, first time everything was OK. All of my hormonal tests look good.
I've been trying to conceive, no succes, doctor presbribed Clomid.
I was supposted to take it on the 3rd day of my period, but my period never came for 3 months (last one was in March).
I did many hpts wich were all negative.
A month ago I even did blood, also negative.
I'VE BEEN SPOTTING LIGHT BROWN (old blood) FOR ALMOST 3 MONTHS.
Slight cramps here and there, nothing unbearable (just like pms) BUT NO BLOOD.
(Sometimes a little pinkish, but that's all).
It will come and go (every day) with an hour, two, or three with nothing on a pad.
I'm dying to know what's happening to me.
My gyneco. Is on a vacation and won't see me until July.
SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME.
Why am I spotting for so long?

THANK YOU EVERYBODY who tried to help me with this

JoeCanada76 · May 30, 2007, 05:32 PM

What you need to do is go to a gynocologists and let them diagnose you and take and demand more tests to find out what is going on.

Joe

buggage · May 30, 2007, 07:26 PM

Unfortunately your situation in particular is something that only your ob/gyn can diagnose. If your regular doc won't see you until July, I suggest that you seek out another doctor. As you haven't had a period in three months, and you are having this spotting and the other issues you've been having, you really should be on the high priorities list with your doctor. It doesn't sound as though they are taking your health as seriously as they should be, and a second opinion would definitely be a good idea, in my opinion. Good luck to you hun, I hope you get your answers soon.

Myth · May 30, 2007, 07:31 PM

I would agree with buggage... *had to spread it around* Get to a dr. asap. There is probably something going on that your going to need medical advice on and you should be taken seriously.

babieface85 · May 31, 2007, 08:47 AM

It is not that no one cares we just can't lend information on something so unique. It would not be fair to you to hand out unreliable information. I'm sure if someone had experienced something similar they would have posted some advice. My advice is see another doctor asap.

alkalineangel · May 31, 2007, 08:50 AM

I also agree. Seek out another doctor. It is not worth waiting, your body is trying to send you a message, and you need someone to interpret it.