Having light periods

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Asked for Female, 20 Years

Mam i m suffering from pcod and from 3 months i didn't getting periods but after taking MEPRATE for 5 days yesterday i got my my period..but today is second day but i am getting less period...Also i have soo much pain in my back n stmche..Is everything okay? Is there any problem in light bleeding??

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Dr. Swagatha Mukherjee

Obstetrician 14 yrs exp Bangalore

Don’t worry it’s normal.u can take medicine for pain.

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Dr. Aarti Jiyani Gynecologist 10 yrs exp Surat · Accepted Answer

Dr. Aarti Jiyani

Gynecologist 10 yrs exp Surat

it is usual.. to have pain and discomfort mild bleeding is because of thin endometrium.. tou can take pain killer for pain