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Periods for 2 days
I am 35 years old and trying to conceive and get trouble in that.
My period usually last for 2-3 days? Is it healthy? What does scanty periods look like? how Can I be confirmed that I am getting scanty periods because flow is good for 2 days. Please help me to know about this.
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There is no mathematical definition of a normal period . It is all comparative, compared with your previous periods. Apart from the duration it is the number of pads per day which is also significant.
A scanty period usually means a low level of Oestrogen. However if a woman gets normal periods (by the periodicity) then it means that she is ovulating.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Bleeding for 2 to 3 days during period is perfectly normal
Amount and duration of bleeding during periods does not affect your ability to conceive
There is nothing called scanty periods
There is no medicine to increase the flow of blood during periods
If there is a change in pattern of bleeding during periods the only pathological reason could be hypothyroidism or being overweight
Strt exercising and get your thyroid levels checked
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