've also noticed lots of discharge. About a day after that period ended, I started having white discharge; it started thin, got thicker, got shinier. The end of last week, it stayed white and shiny but had stretchability. All of this week though, its been white, creamy and excessive. I'm not used to having this much discharge. I tried feeling my cervix but sometimes it is soft mushy and other times it isnt as soft. I dont know... I know my body is going through hormonal issues, but I dont know if I am pregnant. I am starting to think that I dont know my body anymore.
Oh, and the "period" that I had came 3 days early.
So I had clear discharge, now it has turned white. Is that a good sign or no?
Have you done any pregnancy tests yet? I've got exactly the same story, including the date -- my weird period also started on the 28th. I've had a couple of negative HPTs and a negative blood test (but I'm thinking it might have been too early).
take a hpt---and let us knew--i am very curious to find out about this situation.
Hey ladies! Thanks so all of your responses. Our bodies can be so confusing. Well, I am still cramping. Been cramping on and off ever since I had that strange "period" which was 2 weeks ago. Yesterday evening I started feeling very hot and cramping even more. Last night I had a weird dream that I was in labor and this morning I woke up with the lower part of my back hurting and really bad cramps. Today I still feel the same as I did yesterday evening. However, nothing going on with my b___sts except sharp pains that start from the back of my b___st and goes to my nipples. Vaginal discharge still the same. So I think I am either pregnant or my hormones are messed up. I don't want to test yet because I tested last Monday and it was a BFN. Keeping me posted ladies and let us know if anyone gets a BFP. ~Baby Dust~
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I have never experienced such a great deal of care and effort before in the healthcare field. I felt listened to, understood and cared about the entire time. I had done a lot of research into my condition and felt confident in talking about it. I was not made to feel silly or small, or that I didn't know what I was talking about. My concerns and worries were met with reassurance and guidance from both Dr Khan and by my titration nurse Wioleta. I was always replied to on my case notes and always helped in regards to any questions I had. I wish this was the same in all areas of my experiences with doctors/nurses/anyone in the healthcare sector. I am really humbled to have experienced this. I feel very validated and very confident going ahead with my life knowing what I know now. Everything happened so quickly and easily for me and I am so so grateful for that after a lifetime of feeling like I need to battle everyone to get what I need. Now I know that I have ADHD and I am being treated... I feel like a different person. But in a good way. If you have any doubts or any thoughts about using this service...I absolutely emplore you to do so. I am so grateful to everyone for helping me. I no longer feel lost. Thank you so much. For everything. Emily.
I felt listened to and my prescribing nurse was great with communication.
I have spent years seeing GP's and psychiatrist's, receiving numerous diagnosis which never really fit how I truly felt. I was 42 when I was finally diagnosed with ADHD. I felt seen an heard for the first time in my life. Since my diagnosis my relationship with my husband, my children and myself has improved considerably. I cannot thank Dr Sambhi and Vicki at PUK enough. They listened to my concerns and supported me to find solutions. Titration was tricky and it has taken a while to find the correct medication and get the dosage right, but I'm there now. Vicki listened, understood and helped me every step of the way. Life with ADHD doesn't have to be so difficult. The staff at PUK will support you to find a solution that works for you. Thank you PUK, you have given me a compass, it doesn't always mean I'll find the right solution, but navigating life's ups and downs is certainly easier now. Thank you Vicki and Dr Sambhi, you have helped to make my life make sense! Lou. Midwife, Mum, Managing!
I am really happy with and grateful for the treatment I received through Psychiatry UK. Both my prescriber and psychiatrist were friendly, empathetic and eager to help. The whole process was very smooth and a lot quicker than I expected which was a huge relief. I highly recommend this service.
Very happy with the service my son received, they were kind considerate patient, engaging and listened to all our concerns about his diagnosis, kindly helped follow up on other pathways, provided helpful information, links and books etc, could not have wanted a more approachable and helpful team for my very shy teen.
Very quick. Got appt on 2 days notice for titration review with doctor, impressive.
I found the process from referral to diagnosis with Psychiatry UK straight forward. The resources on its website are extremely helpful and noticed a vast improvement in information (blogs, advice etc) on Adult ADHD and ADHD in women from when I first accessed the site in Summer 2021 to Summer 2022. The security on the site is reassuring and I feel confident that my personal details are safe. The site is easy to use although I am very familiar with technology. I preferred the consultations this way than a face to face consultation. Others may not be. The only observation for improvement is the length of time it took between referral and consultation, however, I understand that the pandemic had a big negative impact on people's mental health and access to PsychUK's service was unprecedented during 2020 and they had to recruit many more psychiatrists to deal with the demand. I would highly recommend Psychiatry UK under the right to choose.
My first nurse was not well suited to my needs and did not listen to what I said or offer helpful advice/recommendations. I asked to change nurses and this process was quick and handled smoothly and my second nurse was much more suitable for my needs and communication preferences. Some of the forms and procedures operated by PUK are confusing, not well explained, and/or redundant, but I appreciate that services like this which see a lot of patients for different reasons are restricted in what they can offer in terms of administration. Overall although I felt that the service could have been improved, I am very happy