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Menopause heavy bleeding since 11 days
Period started after 40 days from 18/08/21 and still heavy bleeding. Consulted Gyneo who gave tranlok injection and taken tranpic tablets from last 3 days still not working. Hot and heavy bleeding even in the nights. Changing the pads every 2 hours and some times within 2 hours.
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If she has already attained menopause and now bleeding heavily, then she needs evaluation and it shouldn't be taken lightly
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Check hb. Abdominal sonography. Consult to your dr
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If it's postmenopausal need to be evaluated Aggressively !
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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44 yrs exp
Jaipur
Suggested for D& C by expert hands of ur nearest doctors or hospital
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