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Irregular Periods. Taking Medication To Stop Heavy Menstruation. Need A Proper Treatment

Hi am 32 yrs old i have irregular period i got my periods on may 2nd 2013 afr 2 months, bleeding was there for 5 days and stopped completely but afr 2 days again my periods have started heavily continuously for 10 days took medicine to stop the bleeding it was stopped and i stopped the medicine but after a day again bleeding started i dont know what to do pls advice.
Thu, 13 Jun 2013
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In the present scenario, I would ask you to see a gynecologist, get a complete evaluation, complete hormonal profile, trans-vaginal sonogram and blood counts to identify the cause of the menstrual disturbance. Also, you should regulate your weight to be within the healthy range, do some regular exercise and eat healthy food. Most often, the cause of such irregularity would be a hormonal imbalance and would be cured with appropriate treatment. Wish you good health.
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Irregular Periods. Taking Medication To Stop Heavy Menstruation. Need A Proper Treatment

Hi, In the present scenario, I would ask you to see a gynecologist, get a complete evaluation, complete hormonal profile, trans-vaginal sonogram and blood counts to identify the cause of the menstrual disturbance. Also, you should regulate your weight to be within the healthy range, do some regular exercise and eat healthy food. Most often, the cause of such irregularity would be a hormonal imbalance and would be cured with appropriate treatment. Wish you good health.