Constant Spotting and Cramping

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Asked for Female, 18 Years

I have been cramping everyday, with spotting that gets heavier and lighter for about 3 weeks now. no stopped bleeding, nonstop cramping.

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Dr. Minoo Bhagia Gynecologist 40 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Minoo Bhagia

Gynecologist 40 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Hello Welcome and thanks for asking In young girls it is very common and called puberty menstrual distrubances for which combined pills are given which contain mild oestrogens and progesterone but you should get investigated first like haemoglobin , Thyroid profile , USG lower abdomen for any ovarian cyst as PCOD is very common these days Pills are to be taken under doctor's guidance If you are overweight try to reduce it , if anemic try to take foods rich in iron supplements Best wishes Take care

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