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Hypomenorrhea
My mom is around 40 years old. So  she is not using any contraceptive pill and her thyroid profile is normal and USG report is also normal. So which medicines and how  she can use that medicines for Hypomenorrhea treatment ?
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Lighter periods appearing around this age, with a normal thyroid and normal scan, most often reflect the body's natural shift toward menopause rather than something needing a medicine to increase flow.
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A hormone panel, including FSH, would clarify whether she's entering that transition.
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Please don't start any medication for this without a gynaecologist actually examining her first.
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Visit a gynaecologist. There are innumerable reasons for it.
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Consultation with gynaecologist
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May be nearing menopause Needs hormonal assessment And state how you say hypomenorrhea
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menstrual calendar for 3 months
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Routine health check including iron profile
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The info provided is inadequate. Please book a direct consult for detailed history
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Hypomenhorrea What exactly do you mean by this term There are no medicines to increase flow during periods Get her thyroid levels change if they are normal nothing needs to be done
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