Heavy bleeding after taking meprate

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I was on saheli for 3 months and then i discontinued it as it didn't suit me. I didn't get any periods since then. On advice of a doctor, I got beta hcg and tvs done. Beta hcg came out negative but my tvs report showed I had a 22mm thickness endometrium and some small cysts. So the doctor prescribed me to take meprate tablet BD for 5 days. I started my withdrawal bleed 5 days ago and I've been bleeding heavily without any clots since then. I've been soaking a pad 2-3 hours and been experiencing heavy menstrual cramps. I'm not feeling dizzy or weakness but occasionally I feel weird. Will my bleeding subside or should I be worried?

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