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Intermenstrual bleeding/spotting
My friend has missed her period in september for first time, consulted doc, took Meprate 5 day course in Oct, TSh result normal, blood sugar result normal, pregnancy was negative, serum prolactin result was 50ng, after week from last dose got periods little heavier than usual, then she made diet and lifestyle changes, healthy eating and rigorous exercise. 10days after last day of period she started getting brownish thick little spotting discharge, next day backache, uterine cramps and reddish strands tissue or speck like, and clear stretchy discharge with blood on 3rd day with little uterine cramps and pain, what is this? What needs to be done? She is worried, please help. Is it due to hormonal changes ?
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Please repeat beta HCG
Consult a gynaecologist for though evaluation
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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19 yrs exp
Chennai
Do ultrasound pelvis done for uterus tubes and ovaries and endometrial thickness dear
Next Steps
Take Tablet Normoz once at bedtime daily for 6 weeks
Take Cholecalciferol sachet 60 K twice a week on Monday and Thursday for 6 weeks and weekly thereafter for life
Take a boiled egg daily
Eat and sleep regularly on time
Take milk with turmeric at night
Destress and detoxify
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