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Bleeding for less days
I am menstruating regularly. Eve
ry month my flow varies minimum of 2 days and maximum of 3 days with normal flow. This time comparatively bled less and it was only for 1 and half day. An year ago I used to bleed for 4 days. What may be the reason for this change in my cycle and what can I do for this? Is this something serious?
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You should have ultrasounds to rule out pcod, and start treatment ,chat me online on Practo consult app for prescription.
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There are various reasons why you can have less bleeding... It can be due to hypothyroidism..prolactin excess in the body...PCOD... Anemia...there are certain blood tests you need to do to rule out some of these causes connect with me online to know about the tests
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