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Menstruation Flow
I got my period on day 26 of menstruation cycle. I completed 10 days dose of Duphaston (1 tablet daily) on 17th June afternoon. And I got my period immediately on next day morning (18th June). My first 2 days of period flow was light. Suddenly on day 3 of cycle, I am getting bit heavy bleeding & have used around 7 to 8 pads on day 3. Is it normal or matter of concern? Please suggest.
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Changing 7 to 8 pads in a day is not normal you need an ultrasound to find out the reason for this abnormal bleeding
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Dr. Nupur Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
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Get an ultrasound done
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