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Menopause Stage Heavy to normal Bleeding
Female 51yrs,Getting periodsThree months once sometimes heavy or spotting .After D&C ,pap smear and ultrasound scan everything is normal. Doctor prescribed to take Tablet Regestrone 5mg 2 times a day. While taking this tablet period comes continuously,Again doctor advised me to take regestrone 3times a day.Then too getting periods. Can't tolerate the back pain,when it will stop?
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When was your last normal period?
With regesterone, either bleeding will not stop or once you stop taking it, heavy withdrawl bleeding will start.
Since your reports are normal better to take haemostyptics.
Take pausext 1 twice a day x 5days.
T. Meftal 5001 twice a day x 5days after food.
Also iron with b complex.
Inform after 5 days.
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Please tell since how many days you have been taking Regesterone ?? Then only correct cycle correction can be done .
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Dr. Vidyashri Kamath
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Mangalore
U may need higher doses of the tablet to get rid of ur bleeding and pain
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