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Long period and pelvic cramps
Usually, my period lasts for five days. Today's the sixth day, but bleeding hasn't stopped yet. Not only that, I have been suffering from pelvic pain and cramps since yesterday. Should I be worried? There isn't anything else other than the pelvic pain.
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No. If it happens again , then have an ultrasound done and consult a gynecologist .
For the cramps. Take tablets meftal spas .
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Better get a scan done to check whether everything is okay with the uterus and ovaries. Also get your thyroid levels checked
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If it's your first time.... You can wait and take some painkillers for now..... If same happens in next period too ...then you can get an ultrasound
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding up to 7 days is normal beyond that needs investigations
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