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I have a septate hymen myself. I have managed to work around using tampons, etc, and have only just had a thought about something. My first smear test was painful and uncomfortable for me, and I do wonder if my hymen was also the issue as to why it was that bad. Being the fact it was my first smear could also be why, but I am wondering. They did thankfully get a sample, but I don't want to experience the same pain next time. So I am wondering what I should do. To leave that area of me alone, or go get it fixed?

Lydia I love your video!

Bonjour, personnellement après 14 ans de contraception hormonale chimique, problème à ma 1ère grossesse au 5ème mois (rupture poche des eaux), difficulté à tomber enceinte (plus de 15 mois pour mes 2 preliers enfants), puis ma 3ème qui est arrivée sous "YAZ" nouvelle pilule chez nous en France... Pose de mirena à 30 ans, 10 mois sans aucunes menstruations puis 3 mois non stop (fatiguée, anémiée) j'ai vu mon docteur, elle m'a dit de faire une mammographie "à 30 ans, sans antécédent familiaux"!! Une mammographie car 2 nodules dans un sein !!!! J'ai tout fait retirer, puis j'ai fait mes courbes, et j'ai commencé à observer un peu glaire et col... Comme c'était un peu "agaçant", j'ai cédé et j'ai acheté "Lady-comp classic" (Nom à l'époque, modifiable en babycomp avec mise à jour)... Je l'ai utilisé sans aucun problème durant 11 ans !!! Seule, la batterie vient de me lâcher... Je l'ai envoyé pour changement, ils m'ont répondu que le capteur était défectueux également (je n'y crois pas vraiment, car il fonctionnait parfaitement, mais bon...), j'ai donc exigé son retour... Ils me l'ont renvoyé (je ne sais pas vraiment s'ils ont changé la batterie au final, mais celle-ci semble vouloir fonctionner)... J'ai testé mon boîtier avec une nouvelle sonde, acheté d'occasion, et cela semble fonctionner... Je vais donc (en faisant attention quand même), retenter dès demain, mes prises de température avec lui et un thermomètre basal standard (pour comparer) et voir s'il fonctionne... Et si ce n'est pas le cas, j'en rachèterai un nouveau, mais pas le daysy, je n'aime pas le système avec "app", j'aime qu'il soit entièrement autonome et me fournisse ma température exacte (comme j'ai déjà testé avant d'utiliser le boîtier, je connais à peu près mes temps, je peux savoir que c'est juste, et sur "ses prédictions" il est vraiment parfait sur 11 ans 0 problèmes !! )... Mais déjà 11 ans, c'est super même si c'est toujours "trop cher", c'est tellement facile... Je lui fais tout aussi confiance qu'à la pilule... J'ai également 2 amies qui en ont acheté un et l'utilisent depuis 5 et 8 ans et aucun problèmes non plus... Fini les migraines, fini les hémorragies, fini les nodules ont quasiment disparus, fini les cycles irréguliers durant plusieurs mois après contraceptif oral, mais bonjour cycles réguliers (26 à 31 jours) bonjour la libido, bonjour la complicité du couple, bonjour la tranquillité d'esprit. Par contre... Orange = rouge si on veut une contraception fiable...

If you please what is a hymenenectomy surgery ? and what is it for?

Its all about the $$$$ I do not trust doctors these days.

Doctors are paid. They are paid to make certain decisions on stuff like that. They don’t care about actually helping people. If they cure you you wouldn’t go back.

You can now use FSA funds to purchase it via FSA store. That’s what I did. $300 is a small price to pay compared to the cost of pregnancy and childbirth.

I have an appointment at my gynaecologist about this on Friday. Thankyou so much for helping me know what to expect

Guys I’m in school and I started my period what do I do

I was just trying to get a primary care provider. The doctor was male. Im 33 and know that i have risk for a few things medically. Doctor only saw my weight which is not terrible but could tone up if i wasnt exhausted from working all the time. Female with an insulin resistant mother, a higher chance for pcos due to Hispanic heritage. Doctor was making comments of cutting out sugars and fatty foods. I let him know that i cannot switch to diet drinks and such products because my body has migraines due to aspartame. He just looked at me and basically said you can't just say you cant change your diet and have a come back for everything i say kind of attitude. Needless to say i did not go back. If the doctor wont acknowledge when you say i get bedridden with a migraine due to this sugar alternative thats in most "healthy" foods like yogurts and diet drinks even the zeros they dont need to be practicing medicine for females.

Such a important skill to master 😉 thanks for sharing and have a good day ❤❤

Why do you keep track of your period?

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Hey, I'm planing to get septate hymen surgery soon and I'm a bit curious - did you get stitches after your procedure? I'm trying to prepare myself for what to expect. Thanks! 💕

Great content! Thank you

you popped off with this one !!! 🤩🤩

And this is why men should NEVER be OB/GYN doctors. EVER. Go tell guys to turn their heads and cough and be happy with that. That's all your brain can handle sweetie. It's okay. Not every doctor can be useful.

I went through 2 or 3 months of not only having a really heavy period but a period lasting for like 10 days and being in pain for about 8 days of that and almost bed ridden... Kept being told it was normal... Luckily I found a gynaecologist that could tell me different. So I can kinda relate.

Ah yes! That happened to me. I explained all my symptoms to my doctor who just said as their response "well that's just pregnancy hun!" And then sent me on my way. I was literally begging her for help. Turns out, I had severe early onset pre-eclampsia and I literally almost died (had multiple organs shutting down) and was hours away at best from having a stroke when they caught it. My baby died. She actually didn't have to because at the time when I went to my doctor and cried to her, all she had to do was what they've been doing since the 1980s was check my blood pressure and then treat it. 🎉

Women's health is no more dismissed than men's health.

Been here! It was a female dr as well!! I finally found a good gyno who listened! Found all kinds of hidden issues by running bloodtests NO OTHER dr thought to run!! My Hysterectomy is in 22 days!! ❤️🖤

I lost my period for 3 months and have uneven cycle since forever when i got to doctor she was a female doctor she asked me if i for my period again? I said yes but after 3 months and she said then what's the issue and that's it

I had my period for SIX MONTHS STRAIGHT as a 12 year old, got told it was normal hormonal imbalance and puberty, and put on hormonal birth control. Diagnosed with PCOS as a 21 year old. It’s just insane

I went to the hospital when i felt like my appendix was rupturing as well, the male doctor told me im probably just constipated and i looked him dead in the eyes and said i promise you right now im not and if you don't believe me I'll shit right here to prove im not. Not long after, I got a ct scan, and it ended up being that I've got ovarian cysts and one ruptured. Sometimes, you just gotta be a bit unhinged for them to take you seriously 😂 ive had one more rupture after that, but I didn't even bother going to the hospital.

Dr’s wonder why we do our own research.

And yet it was just your periods…. Not sure of your reason to post here?

Fun fact: I did actually have a ruptured appendix.. my pain was the same as I'd had a few times before where I went to the doc but got sent away.. still decided to ride the bus to urgent care and felt like a fraud, although I had high fever this time along with the pain.. welp, they cut me up, and my appendix was ruptured and I had peritonitis.. and also they saw I had endometriosis.. so THAT'S where the pain was coming from haha (ofc "just period pain" yeah..)

I feel you. My dad is an OB/GYN and almost took me to the emergency room because of period pain (thought it might be a ruptured appendix). It must have been awful being dismissed.

While there are many brilliant male gynaecologists out there…I think it would be beneficial for all women if they’re Dr understood the patient through lived experience not just professional & academic. Only female Drs have experienced periods and will better understand what is and isn’t normal. Being mansplained how your body works by someone who cannot even relate your experience is frustrating.

Lol told me for 17 years it was just women issues. Colon cancer. Lol stage 3 ...... And when I started having problems whe I was 16..... probably could have been caught if I was a male. Now I might need to sh*t into a bag for the rest of my life ..... if I have a rest of my life. BTW. Only way I found this out..... is because by bf said I wasn't faking and I need a scan. I waited 17 years for a colonoscoply. BEGGING. my mom had colon cancer at 39, stage 4.... Only reason I got the care I needed... after 17 years of begging........ my bf, a male..... just said I needed it. The doctors didn't hesitate. They were like, " oh! OK! Np!" F*ck the med system

Not a doctor but I worked with an amazing gyno and please do not ignore these things- abnormal pain and bleeding can have treatments whether that’s you have fibroids or going on a form of birth control. Also if you have excessive bleeding it’s important to get regular blood work cause you might need iron supplements or iron infusions. Trust yourself and your body.

I was going through an ovarian torsion after a cyst rupture and the doctors told me I was having an anxiety attack. Drove myself to another hospital where they did an ultrasound, admitted me immediately and prepped me for surgery. Two years later, went to the ER with horrific pain to be told I was having another anxiety attack. AGAIN drove myself to another hospital where I was in a CT scanner within 20 minutes and diagnosed with severe diverticulitis and was hospitalized for a full week NPO. The number of times I’ve been dismissed as having anxiety when I was in fact having a potentially life threatening condition is insane. These are not the only two incidents either, just most notable.

Womens health is 200 years behind all medicine. HYSTERIA was added to the medical journals around the 1880s and not removed until the 1980s

I find it absolutely BAFFLING that doctors are so quick to dismiss women's pain when we've been having periods since like middle school. We know when something isnt normal for us. Please take us seriously 🙄 at the very least humor us and do a thorough examination before writing it off as just a period

And one of these doctors are not trying to be dismissive, but rather don’t know how to help us because there’s no care necessarily… I have found this really good Supplement though. It is BobbyApproved and it helps.

Where did you find the information about the progesterone?

Where did you find the information about the progesterone?

My periods are super weird after baby, cycles are anywhere from 8 to 52 days. I also have worse pcos, a uterine prolapse, and take bc all while I'm breastfeeding. I'm 2 years pp now and finally weaning. I'm a total mess and rely on my own research. I once had such bad fatigue, poor appetite and chronic fatigue, my doctor insisted I was just depressed and after fighting her, my blood test showed I was in a huge inflammation flare up and I had RA. So.. regular issues as a woman AND reproductive issues, not a lot of help.

😭 Other things, not period problems

Laying an egg 😂😅

I have endometriosis, everything is being dismissed 😬

3 months after having my son I got horrible pain that I could only described as contractions but I could feel cramps specially on one side but I was out of breath, bend over by the pain, couldn’t use my legs, sweating and just felt like someone was reaching w their hand and pulling and twisting my insides. I had to go to the ER and run test CT scan and nothing 😑😑😑

That’s crazy cuz how many periods did that male doctor experience in his life versus the woman? Crazy crazy he has no idea what he’s talking about

I had an INSANE pain in my lower abdomen when i was in middle school. They didnt figure out what was wrong at the time but Im positive I had a cyst burst. They made me feel dramatic after that ER visit. Absolutely vial.

I am so tired of the narrative that says it's normal for periods to be extremely painful because it's not!! So sorry you went through all of that ❤

Yep I used to fill pads within 30-45 minutes or tampons for weeks at a times. Pass clots and have it for weeks at a time not a single done and I'm on birth control and I won't get off because it's a nightmare

Did you know this about endometriosis??

I've had really heavy periods all my life since the age of 11 and I'm almost 42 and still having them, only last year was I given medication to help them it's unbelievable how our symptoms are dismissed so easily....... And so many women suffer in silence xx