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Bleeding problem
We are planing for child my last period date was 19Aug. This month it should happen on 15th Sep as every month my period date falls 4days before the actual date.
But this time it's started on little more earlier (12thsep) and it is continuing till date. I have already consulted a gynaecologist but i didn't get any satisfactory result.
The gynaecologist prescribed me a medicine(Pause XT) to control the excessive period bleeding but i am not having excessive bleeding. The bleeding is less than my normal period bleeding. So I am little confused and afraid whether to take the medicine or not?
Please do suggest me in this case what will be the proper guidance on this.
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A difference of 3-4 days from the expected date of periods is difficult to set right. Secondly it may be one odd chance which may not recur in each cycle. So no treatment should be taken.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U can hv ur periods upto 9 days in advance
That is a 21 day cycle is normal
But bleeding more than 7 days is not normal
The medicine will only reduce an excessive flow
Not stop it
U need investigations to find out the reason first
Treatment will depend on a diagnosis
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