There are many reasons for decreased flow including certain drugs/pregnancy/anaemia/thyroid problems etc. If it persists you'll need to get some tests done.Consult with your doctor and they'll guide you.
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We don't start treatment just because "one period flow was not good". We wait for the next period. It might be normal.
One odd period not being "good" may be due to some reasons which don't recur.
So wait for the next period.
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