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Heavy bleeding after ovarian cyst remova
I had ovarian cyst removal surgery a month ago. Now I got my period with heavy bleeding and clots. I was advised to take crina ncr 10mg by doctor but after taking one tablet the bleeding decreased by 90%. Is it normal?
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initial period after any surgery on ovaries/ uterus can be heavier. consult your surgeon if symptoms persist
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Yes, you need proper evaluation and establish the diagnosis to settle the issue you are facing. Please consult Dr. Sushila Gupta senior Consultant gynaecologist and Obstetrician online nine eight two nine one One Seven nine one five.
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Yes it's normal. It can happen with crina ncr . But u need to continue it for 15 to 20 days. If the problem persists, connect for consultation
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Yes can happen
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You first need investigations to find out the reason of heavy period with clots
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Heavy bleeding with clots in your first period after cyst removal surgery isn't unusual, but such a fast response to one dose is worth mentioning to your surgeon.
Next Steps
Let your gynaecologist know how quickly the bleeding settled, and keep track of how heavy it stays over the next few days.
Health Tips
If the bleeding picks up again or you feel dizzy or unusually weak, get it checked promptly rather than waiting.
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