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Periods days reducing
Hello dr...am 31 year old married with a kid
i had 4 ,5 abortions 1 D and C and others are medical abortions
before 3 years ... due to abortions ,i got hormonal imbalancs in my body ...also i had thyroid problem ...im hypothyroid patient since 3 years ... my periods was always normal and contineu upto 6-7 days
but am noticing since 1year ,days are getting reduce
bleeding stopping within 3 days ...kindly let me know is it ok to bleed 3 days in periods im worrying ...kindly help dr ...thank u
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding for 3 days during periods is normal if your thyroid levels are normal and you are not overweight
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