Prescribed Medroxyprogesterone To Start Periods. Now Have Heavy Bleeding And Clots. How Long Will This Last?
I was prescribed Medroxyprogesterone the end of Sept. to start my period. Around the 12th of October my period started and has not stopped yet. I just finished taking the last of the pills 3 days ago. There is heavy bleeding and large clots. How long will this last because it is almost a month and it has not slowed down?
Hi and thanks for the query, Treatment with hormonal therapy might produce such undesirable effects at times. I would suggest you suspend the drug in case of excess bleeding and consult your gynecologist for a proper clinical review. Bleeding for almost a month, and heavily could cause severe blood loss, leading to severe anemia and this could cause anemia, which could even necessitate blood transfusions at times. I suggest you review your gynecologist. Kind regards.
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Prescribed Medroxyprogesterone To Start Periods. Now Have Heavy Bleeding And Clots. How Long Will This Last?
Hi and thanks for the query, Treatment with hormonal therapy might produce such undesirable effects at times. I would suggest you suspend the drug in case of excess bleeding and consult your gynecologist for a proper clinical review. Bleeding for almost a month, and heavily could cause severe blood loss, leading to severe anemia and this could cause anemia, which could even necessitate blood transfusions at times. I suggest you review your gynecologist. Kind regards.