Still losing blood. Is this normal? - Endometriosis UK

Endometriosis UK

72,734 members53,171 posts

Still losing blood. Is this normal?

angelacov profile image
2 Replies

I had a lap and a load of other procedures 2 weeks ago today. I'm still losing blood, and still in pain. I have had 2 lots of antibiotics, but really feel crap. :(

Should I start to feel human again soon?

Angela x

Written by
angelacov profile image
angelacov
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
2 Replies
Clem01 profile image
Clem01

I'm sorry but after a lap you can bleed for weeks I think the longest time I did after was 6 weeks. Go to your GP and ask her to check your iron count as that maybe low. I promise you on time it will slow down. I had my 7th lap on Monday so I totally get how u are feeling xx

Blondedia profile image
Blondedia

Hi. I had my lap nearly 5 wks ago. Since then I've been spotting, then I had my period, and now 15 days after my period I'm bleeding again as if I'm on my period, I was actually wondering if this was normal?? And yea the pain is always there, back and front.

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Zoladex is this normal?

Hi lovely ladies, Was looking for a bit of advice so I am 2 weeks post first injection and since...
Pippajo79 profile image

Is this normal

Hi I had my first laparoscopy a week tomorrow. At the time I had endo removed from my bladder, my...
Vm77 profile image

Is this normal?

Hey everyone. My doctor has said after speaking with a gynaecologist that I have endo - I haven’t...
abbiecx_ profile image

Is this normal?

I'm 17, originally I was unsure of whether I had endometriosis. Im due a laparoscopy in two weeks...
rubywoo1 profile image

Still in pain after laparoscopy - is this normal?

Hi all. After some advice... I had a laparoscopy two weeks ago, where my consultant found and...
NicNac1 profile image

Moderation team

See all

Top community tags

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.