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Men, close your eyes if you're uncomfortable with menstruation talk. LOL
I was sleeved October 15. Prior to the surgery, I was on a Prev PAC for a bacterial infection they found during the endoscopy. The Prev PAC caused a UTI. So, that's a heck of a lot of meds in my system before the surgery. The Friday before the surgery (3 days) I also seemed to have gotten my period but it had been odd prior to it and the doctors said it was all the antibiotics. I had bright red bleeding after the surgery. The nurses kept saying it was menstrual blood.
Since the surgery, I've had "drops" of extremely diluted blood in my urine, but only when I've wiped. Did a urine test and had ANOTHER UTI. They told me catheters can cause that. Took the meds for that. Once that 7 day med cycle was over, I was still having the same issue. I did another urine test and they found nothing. Doctor said it could be still catheter irritation. Really? 2.5 weeks after surgery still? She said it could be unique to me. But then, I seemed to have a full on period. So i couldn't tell if i still had the problem or if it was actually my period. Cramps, PMS, etc. so I'm pretty sure this is the real thing. However, it's EXTREMELY heavy. I mean, soaks thru tampons in little over an hour, a few times a day. In between, it's light.
I have an appointment with my gyno on Tuesday but was wondering if anyone else had this issue? I did a search online and there is mention of rapid weight loss can cause hormone issues thus causing heavy flow. I wouldn't call 26 pounds since October 1, rapid.
Any ideas?
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