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can severe scoliosis cause vaginal bleeding?

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lauren39561
lauren39561

Since my scoliosis has got worse I keep bleeding inbetween periods...Its not a lot of blood 

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  • chris00938
    chris00938 lauren39561

    Posted

    Lauren, I can't imagine how scoliosis could cause this and my advice would be to get this checked out without delay, just to be on the safe side.
  • anthony35638
    anthony35638 lauren39561

    Posted

    I am male so i am not surton, altho depending on the degree of curviture it can put presher on internal organs and nerves, there for is possibal but eather way i would talk to a professional just to be on the safe side. Hope this helps

    Best of luck

  • BizzieIzzie
    BizzieIzzie lauren39561

    Posted

    Hi Lauren, 

    Whilst I am neither all-knowing nor am I a surgeon, I have never heard of any severity of scoliosis cause vaginal bleeding - your back may hurt during your period due to the muscles around your uterus contracting, it is highly unlikely that your scoliosis has anything to do with the bleeding itself.

    Without details on the bleeding and a general history, it is extrememly hard to diagnose such a condition, and for this reason I would VERY strongly recommend going to see your GP/doctor as whilst vaginal bleeding isn't always something to be concerned about, it can be a sign of something more serious and should always be checked by a medical professional.

    I hope that this helps, and I am always happy to answer any other questions you may have.

    Izzie smile

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