What Causes Continuous Light Bleeding With One Day Gap After Every 9days?
hello my period was due on the 4th of march however I didn t come on, on the 9th of march I started light bleeding then nothing for 1 day then it started again an now has been a really light bleed or everyday from then, im not sure why an my usual period is around 4/5 day an quite heavy and this is not like my normal period an a little but worried as I have been bleeding for 9 days apart from that 1 day gap in between its really light all day apart from a little bit heavier in the morning but I never need to use more then 1 pad in a whole day do you have any idea what it could b an is it normal???
Lighter or heavier blood flow with unusually large clots may be due to hormonal changes, intra-uterine devices and fibroids, hormonal imbalances or bleeding disorders etc. - You have to assess the flow of blood by counting the no. of pads your are changing per day - If it's more or less than normal, you need consult a gynecologist for further assistance - Also do TFT, CBC & USG pelvis to rule out any underlying pathology - Take plenty of fluids - Take iron supplements
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Get well soon.
Regards, Dr. Yogapriya Vasudevan, General & Family Physician
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What Causes Continuous Light Bleeding With One Day Gap After Every 9days?
Hi, Lighter or heavier blood flow with unusually large clots may be due to hormonal changes, intra-uterine devices and fibroids, hormonal imbalances or bleeding disorders etc. - You have to assess the flow of blood by counting the no. of pads your are changing per day - If it s more or less than normal, you need consult a gynecologist for further assistance - Also do TFT, CBC & USG pelvis to rule out any underlying pathology - Take plenty of fluids - Take iron supplements Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Get well soon. Regards, Dr. Yogapriya Vasudevan, General & Family Physician