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Post delivery problems

2015-08-06 11:13:36
I am mother of 2 year old kid. Mine is normal delivery. Recently I came to know that I had PCOD. Took trapic tablet. But within 20 days itself I got heavy bleeding. 30 July it starts till 6 august I am having the same heavy bleeding.. Doctor advised me to go with Emily planning,and she told that this s called LNG-IUS.
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Hi one thing that you should know is that LNG is hormone required for your normal and regular menstrual cycle , treatment will be decided only after assessing the severity of your symptoms and conditions. Don't worry go ahead with treatment . You will be fine.

Answered2015-08-06 11:22:47

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hi, I gone through complete details given by you, I totally agree with ur doctor's suggestion and u should go a head...

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