Never ending periods

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Asked for Female, 26 Years

I had missed my periods for three months and now is it about 2 weeks and the bleeding hasn't stopped. I was advised to take deviry 10 for three weeks. Is it safe? Will the bleeding stop? If i stop taking it, will it bleed again? Also i am planning to take a thyroid test, so these tablets have any effect on the thyroid results? Should i be worried?

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Dr. Inthu Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Chennai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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tablets doeant have anything to do with the thyroid test report. Bleeding shoild stop with the current dose if not tell your doctor so the dose is increased