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Need advice on period flow
I had fever yesterday and also got my periods usually my periods are heavy and on time and this time as well they were on time though the flow was very less meanwhile i also got viral yesterday and my fever went as high as 104 and i was given medicines through IV antibiotics and steroids also today i don't have fever still periods are like spotting what should i do this is my first time experiencing this
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A high fever that climbed to 104°F, together with the IV antibiotics and steroids you were given, puts real stress on your body and can briefly disturb the hormonal signal that controls your cycle. Lighter flow or spotting instead of your usual heavy period in the same month is a known, usually temporary effect of an illness like this, not a new gynaecological problem on its own.
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Track your next cycle closely; most women see their usual flow return the following month once the body recovers from the illness. Keep well hydrated and rested while you finish recovering.
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See your gynaecologist if the spotting continues past your next expected period, or you notice pelvic pain, returning fever, or prolonged bleeding.
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