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Periods came back again
Hello Drs, first of all thank you so much for your quick replies so relieved to have this platform. I am taking femara, glucophage and folic acid since 2 months (this is my 3rd month started) and as am suffering from hypothyroid as well so taking euthyrox 100 mg got periods on 2nd April lasted for 2 days only started femara on 3rd day was having mild pain in breast and some cramps now today on 6th April again started bleeding is it normal to bleed again??
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U are on periods
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On day 2/day 3 of your menses an ultrasound should be done to see and residual cyst, endometrial lining is it thin enough to start Femara again. Once these factirsare documented then can restart Femara.
Sometimes mild bleeding happens in first week of periods.
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Sometimes it happens.
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