Why Am I Bleeding Lightly 2.5 Months Late?

If the uterus has been removed, it's called a hysterectomy. Symptoms of cysts can include pelvic pain or irregular periods. One of the conditions that can cause a hysterectomy is cysts on the ovaries. You can confirm the removal of the uterus by asking the surgeon who performed the procedure. The doctor's explanation will be thorough. Follow your doctor's instructions closely regarding post-surgery care.

Your ovulation model shows a 26-day cycle. The period between 26 and 28 of September is the best time for you to conceive around October 10-11. This is when you are most likely ovulating which means an egg is ready to meet sperm. Observing signs like increased vaginal discharge or gentle discomfort in your lower abdomen which is also called ovulation pain will help you in conceiving. Get the cycle record improved to track faulty periods, thus increasing the odds of successful fertilization.

You should ask doctor prior to stopping Depo injections. The discontinuation of this type of birth control without due notice can result in abnormal bleedings and other side effects. Before making any alterations to your birth control system, it is advisable that you consult a gynecologist.

If Plan B was used afte­r ovulation, it could influence your period. Plan B's function is to postpone­ ovulation, which may affect timing. Therefore­, it's possible for period delays afte­r taking it. Irregular bleeding and cycle­ fluctuations are potential symptoms. 

These symptoms are usually caused by infections. Visit your gynec to get personalized advice and they will prescribe medications, such as antifungal or antibiotic creams or oral medications, to help resolve the vaginal infection.

Light bleeding can be difficult to spot. If you are always sleepy, feeling a bit nauseous, having headaches, and your breasts are sore, it may be your body adjusting to some changes. These signs can be noticed during your period or implantation when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterus. To be sure, take a pregnancy test.

Based on your symptoms, I recommend you make an appointment with an endocrinologist who is an expert in hormonal deficiency. They may be able to discover a source of accumulated weight, such as hypothyroidism or PCOS. In the meantime, pay attention to your daily diet and regular exercise to promote overall health. Don't self-medicate with supplements or drugs without consent from a healthcare professional.