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Heavy bleedin in 3rd cycle post abortion
I underwent a medical termination of pregnancy in Dec'22 at 21 weeks of pregnancy. Post that first periods was normal (moderate flow & 6 days) and came 45 days later. 2nd periods returned within 35 days and was longer (8 days) and slightly heavy. 3rd periods returned in 25 days and the flow is super heavy (soaking a period pant within 3 hours as the menstrual cup also over flows) with extreme cramps. What could be the reason and what to do next? I am also exercising and active with a very junk free diet.
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At the outset I want to say that 21 weeks MTP is not a joke. It may be associated with complications.
Please get a sonography and Blood CBC done and consult a Gynecologist on Practo with the reports
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Need to consult with nearest hospital
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Get Ultrasonography done
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get thyroid test tests n ultrasound
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Get an ultrasound done to find out the reason
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Go to the gynaecologist for examination. Check tsh and free t4.
Get an ultrasound of pelvis also done.
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