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Periods are heavy after birth

2022-09-11 12:18:10
Hello, I am 4 months postpartum. I have started my periods right from first month(after 28 days of delivery). My first period was light. The subsequent periods are heavy. I got fibroids and new cysts have shown up. Last 2months I required pause to stop bleeding. Pause stopped the periods within a day. Shall I take pause too this time of heavy period crosses 5day mark.
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Answered2022-09-11 13:24:23

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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo for further management

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