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 Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 7:59 pm
Disclaimer: Not for those of us with weak stomaches. This is probably really gross, so if you're like... a teenage male.... you might not want to read it. Might be too much information.
You have been warned.
lawl.
So, I was snowboarding earlier today and I was in the terrian park and I went off a jump. Needless to say, I landed on my butt. And it seriously felt like I'd torn my internal organs in half. But I had to get out of the way so I jumped up and moved really fast.
I come home to find that I am bleeding from the v****a. Lovely imagry there, I know.
This is not allarming at first, cause yaknow, I was expecting it, it's close enough to that time of the month. But seriously. There's been a lot of bleeding since then. Enough to cause worry. And like... judging by the consistancy of the blood and the fact that my interal organs hurt, I'm assuming I'm damaged goods.
I need a plan of action.
Update:
Month later, uh. It's that time. I've so far experianced extremely heavy bleeding and some killer cramps. I can't decide if I was to be concerned about this or not... I mean, it could be normal... Maybe?
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Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:05 pm
Eh, depending on when your last period was, I'd say go visit the ER. Any bleeding isn't good, and while the chance of an internal laceration is small, it's technically possible.
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Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 9:06 pm
Soleq Eh, depending on when your last period was, I'd say go visit the ER. Any bleeding isn't good, and while the chance of an internal laceration is small, it's technically possible. DDDDDDX Nooooooo.
Soleq I dun wanna go to the ER!! crying
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Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 10:56 pm
I thin kit would be obvious that you should go see a doctor just in case, even if you don't like hospitals. If something is wrong, it could lead to worse things if they don't treat it in time, then you would have to go to the hospital. Let me put it this way: Would you rather walk in, be carried in, or go in a body bag? I know the last one is a bit dramatic, but it is something to consider. I would just go and have them look at me anyways just in case if something like that happened to me.
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Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 11:21 pm
l;jsdghkisojdhfwhbjrkgj
I SO KNOW HOW YOU FEEL.
I was a fool and went ice skating when I was towards the end of my miscarriage.
So.
GO TO A GYNO. ASAP.
(Just make sure you don't get one like mine. She actually snapped her gloves on and said "I'm going to lube my fingers up now." gonk )
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:02 am
Leviticus can shove it l;jsdghkisojdhfwhbjrkgj I SO KNOW HOW YOU FEEL. I was a fool and went ice skating when I was towards the end of my miscarriage. So. GO TO A GYNO. ASAP. (Just make sure you don't get one like mine. She actually snapped her gloves on and said "I'm going to lube my fingers up now." gonk ) *shudders* oh god, I hate the lube... And they could stand to warm their hands up before hand or use warming lube or something, lol.
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 8:33 am
*is thankful he's a guy*
But I've had my share of horrible experiences...
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:16 am
It's embarassing. I'm going to wait, and if I pass out from blood loss, then I'll go.
What are other symptoms of extreme blood loss?
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:47 am
Well, I would categorize extreme as losing more than one liter of blood. That would be incredibly noticeable and would definitely need to be seen by the ER. However, what you're really worried about is any internal bleeding that could be happening. Check to see what color the blood is (deep red, bright red, green, etc). If you have any sort of internal pain, that's a serious symptom. Fevers and chills are also not very good. Basically, if you're feeling any way abnormal and you're bleeding, that's no good.
Of course, if you're psychosomatic or a hypochondriac, take the above with a grain of salt.
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 11:55 am
Soleq Well, I would categorize extreme as losing more than one liter of blood. That would be incredibly noticeable and would definitely need to be seen by the ER. However, what you're really worried about is any internal bleeding that could be happening. Check to see what color the blood is (deep red, bright red, green, etc). If you have any sort of internal pain, that's a serious symptom. Fevers and chills are also not very good. Basically, if you're feeling any way abnormal and you're bleeding, that's no good. Of course, if you're psychosomatic or a hypochondriac, take the above with a grain of salt. Blood can be colors other than red? confused
There's been a lot of internal pain actually, mostly associated with movement.
And I had the whole feaver/chills crap going on last night, but not today, so maybe it's getting better on it's own?
s**t.... I'm dying. D;
Maybe I'll talk to my mum tomorrow. Today isn't really a good day, actually neither is tomorrow...
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:07 pm
If you have pain, like a deep internal pain, you need to see a doctor, no ifs ands or buts. Honestly now, just go.
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Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 1:34 pm
I agree with a lot of the people here. You should really see a doctor.
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Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 2:00 am
Hemorrhaging is something that you should really go to the hospital for. Don't ever go to the mountain hospitals though. They don't exactly have the best doctors all the time.
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Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 2:20 am
Okay seriously, you need the ER. It will only get much worse if you wait. Then you might not be able to have a baby... gonk (But don't do that ANY time soon.) xp
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Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:32 am
Soleq Well, I would categorize extreme as losing more than one liter of blood. That would be incredibly noticeable and would definitely need to be seen by the ER. However, what you're really worried about is any internal bleeding that could be happening. Check to see what color the blood is (deep red, bright red, green, etc). If you have any sort of internal pain, that's a serious symptom. Fevers and chills are also not very good. Basically, if you're feeling any way abnormal and you're bleeding, that's no good. Of course, if you're psychosomatic or a hypochondriac, take the above with a grain of salt. Oh, s**t. I should have gone to the ER. Like three times over. WHERE IS YOUR ADVICE WHEN -I- NEED IT? D:
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