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How stop menstruation bleeding after 7da
My wife has got PCOS.Her gynecologist has prescribed OVIPAUZ L for menstruation. But before taking the medicine her periods started.After 5 days her periods stopped normally.At the very next day she started taking OVIPAUZ L for regularisation of the next cycle. But she started feeling unwell and after taking 6 tablets she stopped taking them.After 4 days of stoppage of the tablet she is having menstruation bleeding again.Now 7 days has passed of her menstruation bleeding but she is still having a slight discharge of blood. Please help us with how to stop the bleeding.
She is not having any pain.
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What she is having now is the effect of withdrawal of Ovipauz L at an odd time without completing the cycle. This bleeding and discharge spontaneously and after that she should consult her Doctor again for further management.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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So u cannot stop hormones midway
The reason fr repeat bleeding is stopping the pill midway
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