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Thickened Endometrium, abnormal bleeding
Hello everyone,
I have not got proper periods since 2020 December
I start getting spotting and then it increased and it stopped when I took crina ncr but same problem from next cycle now it's been more than 3 years same problem when I got myself tested Inwas diagonosed with PCOD . I took hormones but it didnt help 4 month back I got diagnosed with thickened endometrial lining 11mm thick, I got my pap smear and biopsy done no adnormalty thankfully
Can someone suggest what medicine i can take to reduce endometrial lining naturally I dont want to go for hormonal therapy and DnC surgery but naturally reduce it
I am taking M2 tone syrup from 1.5 months but I have been bleeding non stop since June sometimes spotting but mostly its heavy periods
Its causing weakness and headache please suggest
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PCOD is fully curable by ayurvedic medicine but for it's pin point treatment, proper pathogenesis is needed to be discovered. After this only your disease can be treated from root.
M2 tone syrup will result in more heavy bleeding in your case as per my observation. Also why you took cringe ncr dear??
I need detail discussion over some pts like:-
1) Digestion power, bowel movement, sleep
2)Tenderness in breast or shrunken breast
3) Mucous issue
4) Quality of blood in menstruation and etc.
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PCOS can be corrected by Ayurveda medicines. If you have not responded well to hormones please check FSH, LH which are blood tests. If you don't get cycles for long the endometrial thickness will build up and bleeding will not stop. Plz share ur scan report, weight, height etc. After this episode of bleeding stops you will have to take panchakarma procedures which will establish ovulation and correct ur periods. You will have to take internal medicines as well.
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