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Hi I am continually bleeding since last 22 September. Faced this problem back on March -26 but then I took Texid MF and periods were regularised. This time this tablet is not working
I have two fibroids measuring 11mm and 9 mm but Gynac says it is not very big and not cause of bleeding . And it can be because of harmone disturbances. What is best treatment now ? Whom should I approach for getting these stopped ?
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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14 yrs exp
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Bangalore
Bleeding that's lasted over a month, especially once a medicine that worked before stops helping, usually means the hormonal pattern has shifted rather than needing the same tablet repeated. Fibroids under 3 cm rarely cause this much bleeding on their own, so your gynaecologist's hormonal read makes sense. This still needs blood tests to confirm, since a month of bleeding can quietly drop your haemoglobin.
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Ask your gynaecologist for a hormone profile and a fresh pelvic ultrasound to see why the earlier medicine stopped working. Depending on the results, options range from a different hormonal medicine to a Mirena IUD or a short hysteroscopy procedure to find and stop the source.
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Get your haemoglobin checked urgently if you feel breathless, unusually tired, or dizzy. Please see your gynaecologist this week, since bleeding this long shouldn't wait.
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