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31 Years Old, Period Flow Has Decreased. Is This Normal?

Hi I'm 31 years old. My period flow has decreased since 2 years . Earlier my flow was for 5 days , slowly it came from three to now two days . I got married a year back but we have not been living together due to visa problem . He visits for a week every 6 months . This month he had come . My periods this month are very scanty .. I changed my pad only once a day . Is this ok ?
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
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Decrease in the flow during a menstrual cycle can have several reasons; it could be constitutional; it could mean a hormonal problem; it could mean a reduced endometrial surface secondary to some adhesions or infections. If you wish to conceive, considering the narrow span of sexual life that you have, you should be evaluated and ovulation properly timed by a specialist for positive results. Your husband may also be simultaneously evaluated for better results. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.
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31 Years Old, Period Flow Has Decreased. Is This Normal?

Hi, Decrease in the flow during a menstrual cycle can have several reasons; it could be constitutional; it could mean a hormonal problem; it could mean a reduced endometrial surface secondary to some adhesions or infections. If you wish to conceive, considering the narrow span of sexual life that you have, you should be evaluated and ovulation properly timed by a specialist for positive results. Your husband may also be simultaneously evaluated for better results. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.