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Why is it that my menstrual flow reduced when I take tablets like meftal spas or paracetamol? I experience this everytime. The pain is reduced but blood flow is also reduced. Is this normal?
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It is a coincidence. Otherwise Meftal or paracetamol don't affect the menstrual blood flow. In any case the assessment of the amount of blood loss is highly subjective.
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That is very normal Need not worry Just relax
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It is a misconception that these medicines will reduce the flow during periods
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Ok Don’t bother
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It can happen nothing abnormal
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It's OK,don't worry.
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That’s okay
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