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Abnormal vaginal bleeding
Abnormal light bleeding started after around 15 days from start of last period with brownish mucus like discharge then slowly reddish mixed with clear stretchy discharge for 2 days with pain, cramps and then it was light period like bleeding for a week. Had missed periods in Sep for first time, completed Meprate 5 day course in Oct and got periods after a week from last dose. TSH, blood sugar is normal, serum prolactin was 50 last month. When will this bleeding stop? can I take primolut N one day during this to get ultrasound done? Please help.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Take Tablet Trapic MF three times a day for three days. Bleeding will stop .Then do the transvaginal scan.You need to get ultrasound done for uterus tubes and ovaries and endometrial thickness
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Start Tablet Primolut N from day 2 of next periods at bedtime.Take Tablet Primolut N 5 mg at bedtime for 3 weeks and give a gap of seven days. Repeat cyclically
Please see you need to take iron and protein supplements as you lost blood
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