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Period on and off and not stoping
I am having on and off period since 6 days... After wake up in day it start and by the evening it stop and again next day it start.. It's been 6 days I am going through generally my dates last 5 days but it's been 6 days it's still going on I don't know what can be the reason..i am not sexually active but suffering from pcod and diabties type 2 ..i sometime masturbate and use sexual toy sometime...could you advise something how to stop it... Or what can be reason of it
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Hi. It is normal for the periods to vary sometimes, wait for another 2-3 days. It will most likely stop.
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If periods came after few months and are irregular then there can be more bleeding.
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Dr. Supriya Raina
Gynecologist
14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It could be because of the hormonal changes in your body and as you’re having PCOD also that could also be the reason for the spotting on and off . You should get other hormones also checked like thyroid function test and prolactin. You should get evaluated by a gynaecologist and then the medicine can be started for regularisation of your periods for few cycles.
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