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Blood Clots in Between Cycle
Hii I wanted to ask that my periods got over on 21st April (18-21) and yesterday I experienced spotting on the day egg got released. (I use clue App to track my periods, and it showed 5th May as the day egg got released). I also experienced back pain and slight pain in my lower abdomen. I just want to know is it normal? Also, I'm thinking of getting HPV vaccine, so will it be effective if I get it now?
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Yes you can have the HPV vaccine
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo
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Pls connect for advice
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Yes go for vaccination
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Needs to be investigated Get an ultrasound done to rule out endometrial polyp Also a papsmear n perspeculum examination by meeting a Dr in person to rule out Erosion cervix Yes u can go ahead with the vaccination
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U take vaccine no issues All ur symptoms suggest ovulation
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Yes you can get vaccinated.it may b due to ovulation.
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however detailed history followed by consult is needed to rule out any pathology
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