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Heavy, erratic and painful periods
I suffer from painful period cramps. The first 4-5 days bleeding is very less and heavy after the 5th through 8th day. I have a short cycle of 21-22 days. Recently abdominal sonography revealed the possibility of a fibroid. My doctor's prescribed fibroprist 5 mg for 3 months. It's been a week since and suffering from severe fatigue, nausea and muscle pain. I am concerned about the diagnosis and side effects. Should I get a second opinion? Will the bleeding be heavy after 3 months are up?
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Pune
Following periods paricharya during period days is very important for painless regular menses without any problems avoiding diseases like fibroid uterus pcod pcos etc.
Avoid heavy food heavy work bathing traveling exercise during period days.
Take Ayurveda medications providing all details in private chat.
Avoid curd fermented food udada dal chana dal sprout's matar paneer milkshakes fruitsalads twice heated food pizza pasta bakery products freeze stored food green chilies garam masala nonveg junk food fish etc in diet....
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