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Bleeding still continuing
I am having endometrail polyp. I am on trapic Mf and k stat 250 to stop spotting. I used these tablets for 3 days. But from today morning i am having heavy bleeding. My last period was on 21st dec and did not stop yet...continously i am having spotting from that day and today started heaving bleeding. Why is this happening?? Getting tensed. Please help me out. My gynec suggeated hysteroscopy after stopping spotting.
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For endometrial polyp Hysteroscopy followed by polypectomy is the standard line of treatment, sometime small polyp may respond to only progesterone pills. What tab you are taking is to control bleeding temporary.
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Do 3D TVS - Trans vaginal sonography to evoluate further.
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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Dr. Lata Rajput
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Pune
Hysteroscopy with polypectomy is must
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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