Welcome to the adhesions site.
I had an ovarian cyst rupture in December of last
year. This caused spotting for me as well. An ultra
sound would be able to determine if the cyst still
exists. I would watch the bleeding and do a
follow-up...a doctor told me that when a cyst ruptures
it can cause infections internally as the stuff that
builds up in the cyst is "garbage"...the body treats
it as an infection...it is slightly possible that the
body will create scar tissue to protect itself from
this infection, thus possibly leading to adhesions,
too. (How true this is I don't know...it makes
sense...but, he could be grasping at straws for me
because I'm looking for an answer as to why I got them
without having a prior surgery). None the less,
spotting should be followed up, especially if it is
not normal for you.
I wish you the best.
--- PALRAT@aol.com wrote:
> I am new to the quilt. Had a cat scan with contrast > on Tues 8/21 and now I am > spotting Fri. 8/24. Is that normal. Not due for my > peroid for another 10 > days. cat scan was done for most likely adhesions, > definite ovarian cyst and > whatever else they find > > thanks > Lori > palrat@aol.com >
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Marianne Bolding
"Nature Belongs to the Eyes That See It"
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