Menstrual problems

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Menstrual problems

Asked for Female, 28 Years

After I gave birth my periods came six months later n lasted for two days n later disappeared they later resumed after 2 weeks n to lasted for 2 days n disappeared. They later came after a month which is from last week Monday to date. They r so heavy have clumps n painful

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Dr. Astha Agarwal

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 16 yrs exp Ghaziabad

After a delivery these things cn happen due to lactation and hormonal disturbance. However if you feel they were too heavy and you hv been sexually active get done a pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy. Consult a gynaecologist near you for clinical examination and further management

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Dr. Manju Kumari Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manju Kumari

Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad

This is happening sometimes due to hormones imbalance.Are you feeding to your baby.If yes then one reason.If not get done ultrasonography to know the exact pathology of uterus.With reports contact to gynaecologist and discuss with her.