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Period again 3 days after i finished.

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Hi all

My period has always been on time every month and im 38. Never had a problem. I finished my period on the 29th of Jan and today i say brown discharge. Lat night and today burning thighs so bad usually a symotoms its coming but didnt think about my period as i just finished it. Im really worried as to why it here. Im worried.

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Nat246 profile image
Nat246

It is normal to get discharge in between periods. You said it was discharge, which is not a period.

Keep a log of anything and if you find you cycles are changing, visit your doctor

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Contra21 in reply toNat246

Think it will turn into a period. Brown not clear like usual.

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Cooper27

I think a bit of spotting is fine a few days after your period, so just wait and see what's happening.

Not wanting to bring up the menopause word, but it can start to cause some weird things to happen 10 years before it's due to hit. This could be a very early pre-menopause thing too.

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Contra21 in reply toCooper27

I hope not. Im 38 and single and dint want to be robbedd of having kids

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Contra21 in reply toContra21

What if it becomes a period

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Cooper27 in reply toContra21

If it becomes a period, then perhaps have a word with your GP.

I wouldn't write off the prospect of kids on this basis, it's just a theory on my part, and suggests you have at least 10 years before menopause hits. A lot of women have a fertility surge around that point too :)

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Contra21 in reply toCooper27

It’s weird I have full blown period pain.

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Vampire14

Hi there, i started exactly the same around 37. I was always like clockwork. Then all of a sudden I started to have 2 periods in one month, the second would only be tiny tho. So I went the doc's and I was given a smear and ultrasound. Everything was fine, so I was advised to keep track of my periods. So now at 39 they can be 21 days inbetween. I still randomly spot which can be a pain. The docs advise was that i was starting the perimenopause! Which i thought was impossible at 39. But apparently it can. But I do have more symptoms. I'm always angry like I'm constantly due on and I've put a lot of weight on around my stomach 🙈. I was started on hrt, but I stopped due to painful varicose veins etc. But if this has only happened just the once it could be stress or change or diet etc. I wouldn't worry about it, just make an appointment at the docs and see what they suggest. Hope it all goes well. Take care ☺️

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Contra21 in reply toVampire14

So it’s normal?

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Vampire14 in reply toContra21

Yeah, even medication can change your period's. I remember I started a diet years ago and my periods went haywire. But after a couple of months it went back to normal. Obviously I think you should still see your doctor and tell them what's going on, she may advise an ultrasound. But if this has only just started they will probably say just keep an eye on it. I know it's scary when it hasn't happened b4. But I had at least 6 months with 2 periods in each month. And I'm still having periods now. I hope this has helped and your not as worried.☺️

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Contra21 in reply toVampire14

I'm overdue for a pap smear did you get then regularly?

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Vampire14 in reply toContra21

Yeah, i did go for my smears regularly. But at the time of my concern they gave me another one with an ultrasound.

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Contra21 in reply toVampire14

Im 4 yrs overdue so unlike me and have had a history of uterine polyps

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Vampire14 in reply toContra21

Oh, well I think they can mess with your cycle aswell. My advice is that you ring and make an appointment for your smear as swn as your doc's open. Because I think until you've had 1 you will worry about alsorts of things. I know they are embarrassing but it only lasts a couple of mins. I've got mine at the end of the week.

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Afrohair

Please speak to your g.p

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Afrohair

You do know you can start menopause at 40 I would recommend trying to sort freezing your eggs if your single and want kids

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Contra21 in reply toAfrohair

Well that's scaring me freezing eggs is expensive

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Afrohair in reply toContra21

Sorry !didn’t want to scare you that’s why you should ask your g.p my friend had hers at 40 she only had one child in her very late 30s couldn’t have more due to menopause.be wise to find out if nhs do anything in regards to egg freezing since you don’t have any kids yet and are single they usually prioritise people with no children x

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